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Listening Review 4. Listening Review 5. Listening Practice 1Listening Review 4 Nick: Hey, Claudia. What is that? Claudia: Hey, Nick. It’s the wedding cake from Jane’s sister’s wedding. Nick: It looks delicious. Can I have a bite? Claudia: Yes, but not now. I will give you a piece tomorrow morning. Nick: I feel like eating it now. Why tomorrow? Claudia: I want to find out who my husband will be, so I am going to sleep with this piece of wedding cake under my pillow. I heard it will make me dream of my future husband. Nick: Do you really believe in that superstition? Claudia: Well, I will tell you tomorrow if it works. Listening Review 5 Julie: Hey, Tim! What book are you reading? Tim: Hey, Julie. You mean this book? It’s The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen. Julie: Ugh, Tim. Aren’t you a little old to be reading fairy tales. Tim: No, Julie! Fairy tales are good books for all ages. Even my mom reads them sometimes. Julie: OK. But why did you pick The Ugly Duckling? Tim: Whenever I feel down, I read The Ugly Duckling. It encourages me to be confident about myself. Julie: I see. Well, enjoy reading your fairy tale, Tim.
Unit 13 Listening Practice 1 Daniel: Hey, Karen. Did you get an invitation to Jin’s older sister’s wedding next month? Karen: Hey, Daniel! Yeah, Jin gave one to me yesterday, but I am a little worried. Daniel: Why are you worried? Karen: Well, I have never been to a traditional Korean wedding before. Have you, Daniel? Daniel: I went to one last year. They are really fun. You have nothing to worry about. Karen: Are there a lot of differences between Korean weddings and the weddings back home in Canada? Daniel: Yeah, there are quite a few differences. The first thing you will notice is the wedding attire. In a traditional Korean wedding, brides and grooms wear special colorful traditional clothes, called hanboks. Karen: That sounds cool. Oh, by the way, what kind of gift should I bring? Is there a bridal registry? Daniel: No, Koreans don’t really have bridal registries. Most people just give money. Karen: Why money and not gifts? Daniel: The money usually goes to the parents to help pay for the wedding. Karen: Oh, OK. That makes sense. Well, I will definitely see you there!
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