Caty: Come in.

Caty: Well, Anna, welcome.

Anna: Thank you.

Caty: I am your boss, Caty Weaver. But, please call me Caty.

Anna: Thank you, Ms. Weaver.

Caty: Just Caty.

Anna: Sure thing, Ms. Weaver.

Caty: Okay then. Are you excited?

Anna: Yes, I am excited!

Caty: So sorry, but I am busy. Please meet your co-workers. But remember, they are busy working.

Anna: Sure. Thanks, Ms. Weaver.

Anna: Hi there! I’m Anna.

Anne: Hi, Anna. I’m Anne.

Anna: Nice to meet you. What are you doing?

Anne: Um, I’m writing.

Anna: You are writing! You are writing a lot!

Anna: (Spills papers) Oh! Oh dear.

Anne: No! No! That's okay.

Anna: I am sorry!

Anne: That’s okay. Really.

Anna: I am sorry!

Anne: Please. Please. Please stop. Please.

Anna: Sorry. Sorry.

Jonathan: (in the studio) “and people all around the world are waiting to hear news about the next president…”

Anna: Jonathan, hi! Remember me? I live in your building.

Jonathan: Oh. Uh. Hi, Anna.

Anna: What are you doing?

Jonathan: I am doing my show!

Anna: Oh, sorry. Are you recording?

Jonathan: Yes! And, now I have to record again!

Anna: Sorry. Have a good show.

Jonathan: Thank you.

Anna: Sorry.

Amelia: The word of the day is social. Social -

Anna: Oh! Hi!

Amelia: - is an adjective.

Anna: Hi! I’m Anna!

Amelia: Hi. I’m Amelia.

Anna: Nice to meet you!

Anna: What are you doing?

Amelia: I’m reading.

Anna: Are you reading the news? Hi!

Amelia: No, I’m reading for my show.

Amelia: (to camera person) Can I read again?

Anna: Sorry.

Anna: This day is not going well.

Caty: Anna! Hi! What’re you doing?

Anna: I am bothering people, Ms. Weaver.

Caty: Let’s go to my office and talk.

Anna: I like to talk with you, Ms. Weaver.

Caty: It’s Caty.

Anna: Right. Thanks ... Ms. Weaver

 

 

 

 

 

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Activity: Pronunciation Practice

Instructions:

Listen to the audio of the dialogue provided.

Pay attention to the pronunciation of each word and phrase.

Repeat each line of the dialogue after the speaker, focusing on pronunciation accuracy and intonation.

Practice the lines multiple times until you feel comfortable with your pronunciation.

Record yourself speaking the lines and compare your pronunciation with the original audio.