2015-07-06 VOL:7

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Exercise 1: Listening exercise

1. Listen to the audio file and see how much you understand.

2. Check your understanding by going to the article to read the transcript.

3. Listen again a few times to build the ability to recognize the words.

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Exercise 2: Movie trailer

1. Watch the entire trailer and see how much you could understand and follow.

2. Now, try to listen to every detail in the trailer. Take your time, do it piece by piece, and write down what you think you hear.

3. Compare what you have written down with the correct text, and take note of any mistakes or new words.

4. Listen to the same section again to make sure that now you have the correct understanding.

5. After you got the whole trailer done, listen to it a few times during the week to strengthen the understanding and build the experience to understand the trailer.

Correct Text

Is it really surprising that the most powerful man in the world should be a figure of controversy?
We as a population on this planet had been looking for a savior.
We are talking about a being…
Alien
Whose very existence…
They are not telling us the truth
challenges our own sense of priority…
It is our planet
in the universe.
Human beings have a horrible track record…
of tragedy
following people with great power…
power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely
chaos
Maybe he's just a guy trying to do the right thing.
We know better now, don't we?
Devils don't come from hell beneath us
They brought their warrior
They come from the sky
The world is so caught up about what he can do that no one has asked what he should do.
Go home! Go home!
That's how it starts.
The fever. The rage.
The feeling of powerlessness.
That turns good men cruel.
Tell me, do you bleed?
You will.

Exercise 3: Vocabulary exercise

1. Check out the vocabulary of the week.

2. Try to remember how the meaning can be different when it pairs with different verbal phrases.

get into (+noun)	To enter	How did you get into your car without the keys?
get off	1. To leave (bus, train, plane) 2. To remove	1. You should get off the train in Hsinchu. 2. I can’t get the ink stain off my shirt.
get on	To board (bus, train, plane)	I’m trying to get on the flight to Japan.
get on with (something)	To continue to do; make progress	After they split up, she had a hard time getting on with her life.
get on (well) with (somebody)	To have a good relationship with	He doesn't get on very well with the other members of the committee.

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