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Debate on Dangerous Dog Ownership

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Debate on Dangerous Dog Ownership  Welcome to our video on developing your English debating skills! Today, we'll explore a popular and engaging topic: whether dangerous dog breeds, such as Rottweilers and Pit Bulls, should be banned. In this dialogue, you'll witness two characters, James and Kirsten, presenting their arguments from different perspectives. James believes that banning these breeds is necessary for public safety, while Kirsten argues for responsible ownership instead of outright bans. As you listen, pay attention to their arguments, reasoning, and how they respond to each other. This discussion will provide you with valuable insights into healthy debate techniques and vocabulary you can use in your own discussions. Let's dive in! The Dialogue James : I really think we should consider banning ownership of dangerous dog breeds like pit bulls and rottweilers. These dogs can be unpredictable and have caused serious harm to people. Kirsten : I see your point, but b...

Debate

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Is technology making us more isolated? Alex: Hey Jamie, do you think technology is making us more alone? Jamie: Yes, I think so. Many people talk online instead of face-to-face. Social media seems like we're connected, but it's not as deep as real conversations. Alex: I understand, but technology helps us stay in touch with people who are far away. I can video call friends and family who live in other countries. Jamie: That's true, but sometimes people focus on their phones instead of talking to the person next to them. Alex: Good point. But it depends on how we use technology. If we use it well, it can help us have better social lives. Online communities can make people feel less alone. Jamie: That's true, but online chats can be shallow. Too much time online can lead to sadness. It's easy to miss real-life moments. Alex: Yes, balance is important. Technology should help us, not make us feel lonely. We should make time for face-to-face talks too. Jamie: I agree. Th...

Weekend Getaway

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Planning a Weekend Getaway [ Scene : Two friends, Alex and Mia, are sitting in a park having coffee.] ** Alex :** Hey Mia, have you got any plans for the weekend? ** Mia :** Not yet. I was thinking of doing something fun. Any ideas? ** Alex :** How about a weekend getaway? We could go hiking. ** Mia :** That sounds great! Do you know a good trail? ** Alex :** Yeah, there’s a beautiful one about an hour’s drive from here. It’s not too difficult, and the views are amazing. ** Mia :** Perfect! Should we invite anyone else? ** Alex :** Maybe. What about Jake and Sara? They love the outdoors. ** Mia :** Good idea! Let’s check if they’re free. ** Alex :** Awesome! I’ll send a message in the group chat. ** Mia :** Nice. I’ll bring some snacks and drinks. ** Alex :** Cool, I’ll handle the car rental. Let’s finalize everything by tomorrow! ** Mia :** Sounds like a plan. I’m so excited! Answer the following questions  1. What are Alex and Mia discussing in the park? 2. What activity does Ale...

A Mother and Son Discussion

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A Mother and Son Discussion   Mother : Jason, I can't even walk into your room without tripping over something. Why is it so messy all the time? Jason : It's not that bad, Mom. I know where everything is. Mother : It might seem that way to you, but being organized is important. It helps you focus and be more productive. How do you keep up with your schoolwork in this chaos? Jason : I manage. I get my homework done on time, mostly. Mother : Mostly isn't good enough, son. You should have a study plan. It will help you keep track of your assignments and make sure you're never rushing at the last minute.  Jason : I guess I could try something like that. It's just hard to stick with it. Mother : I understand it's an adjustment, but let's start small. We can create a simple schedule for your study time and maybe try keeping your room tidy each day. You'll see how much easier it is once everything has its place. Jason : Alright, I'll give it a shot. Can you...

Making a cake

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Dad: Hello, sweetie. What are you doing? Daughter: Hi, Daddy! I want to make a cake! Dad: A cake? That sounds fun! What kind of cake? Daughter: Chocolate cake! It’s my favorite. Dad: Chocolate cake is delicious. Let’s bake together. Shall we start? Daughter: Yes! What do we do first? Dad: First, we need to get eggs, flour, sugar, butter, and cocoa. Daughter: I can mix! Dad: Great! Mixing is important. But first, we must put on our aprons. Daughter: I look like a chef! Dad: You sure do, chef! Now, we'll mix all our ingredients in a big bowl. Daughter: It’s like magic! Dad: It is like magic. When we mix them and bake them, they turn into a cake! Daughter: Can I lick the spoon? Dad: After we finish, you can have the spoon. Now, let's pour the batter into the cake pan. Daughter: It's ready to bake? Dad: Yes, into the oven it goes. But the oven is hot, so I'll do this part. Daughter: How long, Daddy? Dad: About 30 minutes. We can set the timer. Daughter: I can’t wait to eat ...

Travel plans

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**Alex:** Hey, Sam! Have we decided where we're going for our vacation yet? **Sam:** Not yet, but I was thinking, how about climbing up the Amalfi Coast, some genuine pizza in Naples afterward, what do you think? **Alex:** Italy, huh? Sounds like a dream! But isn't that a bit pricey? **Sam:** Well, I've been saving up for a while, and you know, we might find some good deals if we book in advance. Plus, we can look for budget accommodations and cheap flights. **Alex:** True, I’ve heard there're some cool hostels along the Amalfi Coast, and I'm all for authentic pizza. Let's check out some travel blogs for budget tips! **Sam:** Great idea! Also, we should look into whether it’s cheaper to fly into Naples or Rome. **Alex:** I'll start comparing flight prices. What about transportation? Should we rent a car? **Sam:** I hear driving the Amalfi Coast is pretty intense. Maybe we can use public transport or even join a tour group for a day or two. **Alex:** I like t...

Hotel dialogue

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Making a Complaint at a Hotel Customer : "Excuse me, I’d like to make a complaint. I've had a terrible night’s sleep because my room is right next to the elevator and I could hear it going up and down all night!" Receptionist : "Oh, I am terribly sorry to hear that, sir. We aim to provide a quiet environment for all our guests. Let me check what we can do for you right away." Customer : "This isn't what I expected when I booked a 'deluxe' room. I was assured that it would be a quiet room with all amenities." Receptionist : "I understand your frustration and I apologize for any miscommunication. Would you allow me to offer you another room? I can assure you it will be in a quiet section of the hotel." Customer : "I have an important meeting in a couple of hours. I can't afford to be sleepy and irritated. You need to fix this immediately!" Receptionist : "Absolutely, sir. I am arranging for a room change as we spe...