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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 4> 📘 Day 4 – Listening & Speaking Focus

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🎧 Read, Listen & Understand

Dialogue 1
A: What is the teacher doing?
B: The teacher is writing on the board.
Question: Who is writing?
Dialogue 2
A: Listen! The children are playing outside.
B: Yes, they are running and laughing.
Question: What are the children doing?
Dialogue 3
A: Look! The baby is sleeping.
B: And the mother is cooking.
Question: Who is cooking?
Dialogue 4
A: The dog is barking loudly.
B: It is chasing a cat.
Question: What is the dog doing?
Dialogue 5
A: The boys are swimming in the pool.
B: Yes, they are enjoying a lot.
Question: Where are the boys swimming?
Dialogue 6
A: Riya is talking on the phone.
B: She is smiling too.
Question: Who is talking on the phone?
Dialogue 7
A: Look! The waiter is serving food.
B: He is very fast.
Question: What is the waiter doing?
Dialogue 8
A: The students are writing in their notebooks.
B: Yes, they are doing classwork.
Question: What are the students doing?
Dialogue 9
A: The sun is shining brightly.
B: It is getting very hot.
Question: What is the sun doing?
Dialogue 10
A: Listen! Someone is knocking at the door.
B: Yes, I will check.
Question: Who is knocking?
Dialogue 11
A: The children are drawing pictures.
B: They are using crayons.
Question: Who is drawing the pictures?
Dialogue 12
A: Sneha is dancing on the stage.
B: Everyone is clapping for her.
Question: Who is dancing on the stage?
Dialogue 13
A: The birds are singing sweetly.
B: It sounds so peaceful.
Question: What are the birds doing?
Dialogue 14
A: The mechanic is fixing the car.
B: He is using new tools.
Question: What is the mechanic doing?
Dialogue 15
A: Look! Grandpa is reading a newspaper.
B: He is sitting in the garden.
Question: What is Grandpa doing?
Dialogue 16
A: My sister is baking a cake.
B: It smells delicious.
Question: What is your sister doing?
Dialogue 17
A: The farmer is watering the plants.
B: He is working hard.
Question: What is the farmer doing?
Dialogue 18
A: The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
B: It looks very calm.
Question: Where is the cat sleeping?
Dialogue 19
A: The bus driver is driving carefully.
B: There are many people in the bus.
Question: What is the bus driver doing?
Dialogue 20
A: The chef is cooking pasta in the kitchen.
B: It smells very tasty.
Question: Who is cooking pasta?

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