[00:01.48]It is an extraordinary place, [00:03.61]and an extraordinary way of life... [00:05.71]what we're doing really is getting in touch [00:08.33]with the way our ancestors lived thousands [00:10.36]and thousands of years ago. [00:12.04]The lifes...
[00:00.00]Unit 30 [00:06.27]Task:who will go on Shipwrecked? [00:10.50]1 Read about a new TV programme [00:14.45]called Shipwrecked! [00:16.90]Shipwrecked!will be a major new TV series [00:19.77]featuring six volinteers(plus any children they [00:23....
[00:00.00]Watching some of the girls at school talk [00:03.18]about people behind their backs is pretty [00:05.81]horrifying,especially as it makes me wonder [00:08.62]what they say about me even though they're nice [00:11.33]to me to my face! [00:13...
[00:00.00]Unit 30 [00:05.00]Grammar extension [00:07.03]Behaviour that drives me mad [00:10.35]We asked people to tell us about behaviour [00:13.44]they can't stand. [00:16.02]I hate people interrupting all the time, [00:18.65]and not listening prope...
[00:00.00]Unit 29 [00:04.58]Task:teach a practical skill to others [00:08.49]2 b)Listen and check.Were you surprised [00:12.75]by any of the instructions? [00:17.13]The most common circumstances in which you [00:19.69]might have to resuscitate someon...
[00:00.00]To that end,we do bring in from outside er [00:03.54]organizations and individuals who have [00:05.64]expertise in this area to actually share with [00:08.58]our youngtersand having outside facilitators [00:12.11]who are not teachers often...
[00:00.00]Unit 28 [00:04.81]Task:who wins the award? [00:09.35]A British couple have made history [00:11.22]by becoming the first husband-and-wife team [00:13.58]to walk to both the North and the South Poles. [00:16.87]After a 56-day trip across the...
[00:00.00]And what about eye contact? [00:02.60]Well, if we don't look at someone they [00:04.18]immediately think that they can't trust us [00:06.08]or we're not telling the truth, [00:07.63]so eye contact is very important. [00:08.85]We've got to m...
[00:00.00]Er all this information could come out [00:02.22]of their mouths [00:03.33]er but what they really should be doing [00:04.90]in that situation is asking some questions [00:07.63]to get the other person talking to them, [00:09.90]not too man...
[00:00.00]So that's quite general so why don't we, [00:02.58]can we think of a specific example, [00:04.10]maybe that party again? [00:05.52]Oh, let's suppose you're erm [00:07.45]introduced to someone, [00:08.85]again a total stranger [00:09.55]you'...
