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🇺🇸 English for Brazilians · Fluency Level 1

PART 2 · LESSON 20 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES

Time ran out, the story didn't

Luis's story runs long and three people are still waiting, and Ana learns to negotiate focus with the time remaining and offer a follow-up at a set time. Say Ana it's eight twenty-five three people haven't spoken, Luis we have a couple of minutes left what would you most like to share, the part about my grandfather's boat, then go straight to the boat, he built it in the kitchen and it didn't fit through the door, and the wall, that's the long part, could we come back to the wall after the others speak, if there's time, I'll make time the wall deserves it.

Audio instruction: Brazilian Portuguese

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THE STORY

In the circle, Emma gives a time check, Luis is in the middle of a long story, and Ana agrees with him on the essential part now and the wall for later.

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Ana, it's eight twenty-five. Three people haven't spoken.É-na, its êit TUÉN-ti fáiv. thrí PÍ-pol RÉ-vent SPÔU-kenAna, it's eight twenty-five. Three people haven't spoken.
Luis, we have a couple of minutes left. What would you most like to share?lu-ÍS, uí rév a KÂ-pol ov MÍ-nits léft. uát uud iú môust láik tu shérLuis, we have a couple of minutes left. What would you most like to share?
The part about my grandfather's boat.tha part a-BÁUT mai GRÉND-fa-therz bôutThe part about my grandfather's boat.
Then go straight to the boat.then gôu strêit tu tha bôutThen go straight to the boat.
He built it in the kitchen, and it didn't fit through the door.ri bilt it in tha KÍ-tchen, end it DÍ-dent fit thrú tha dórHe built it in the kitchen, and it didn't fit through the door.
And the wall?end tha uólAnd the wall?
That's the long part.théts tha lóng partThat's the long part.
Could we come back to the wall after the others have spoken?kud uí kâm bék tu tha uól ÉF-ter thi Â-therz rév SPÔU-kenCould we come back to the wall after the others have spoken?
If there's time.if thérz táimIf there's time.
I'll make time. The wall deserves it.áil mêik táim. tha uól di-ZÂRVZ itI'll make time. The wall deserves it.