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| Select a conversation partner to practice speaking. You will say the other character’s part. Or click the play button to listen to the whole conversation | |
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| Carrie: What do you usually do to unwind after work? Suzy: I like to go to a yoga class at the gym. It helps me relax, and I always feel better after. On top of that, I feel more energized the next day. Carrie: Exercising doesn’t sound very relaxing. I like to just watch TV and eat some snacks to unwind. Suzy: But you always complain that you are tired in the morning. That is probably because you don’t get enough exercise. You can always watch TV after you exercise. Carrie: I guess that’s true. I probably should try to be a little healthier. Suzy: Why don’t you come with me to a yoga class? If you hate it, I will never ask you to come again. Carrie: Fine. I will go with you tomorrow. Suzy: Great. I can’t wait. | |
Key Vocabulary | |
| 1. to unwind: to relax; to get rid of stress and relax | |
| • I like to unwind on Sunday. | |
| • I’m going on a vacation to unwind. | |
| 2. On top of that,…: Moreover,…; Also,… | |
| • It is big. On top of that, it is cheap. | |
| • It is good. On top of that, it is free. | |
| 3. to complain: to say or express negative things about something or somebody | |
| • She complained a lot about the hotel. | |
| • If something is wrong with your food, you should complain to the manager. | |
English Conversation Practice Index
