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Introductions , comparative & superlative dialogue
Introductions , comparative & superlative dialogue Erik: Hey, how are you? Welcome to Kuraburi. Helen: I'm very sleepy but it's good to be here. Jamie: How was your journey? Helen: Long! It was longer than the journey between Ranong and Phuket. Jamie: Where are you from? Helen: Scotland. It's a lot hotter in Thailand than in Scotland. Jamie: Scotland is one of the coldest countries in Europe isn't it? Helen: No it's not, but it is one of the wettest. Erik: Is your family in Scotland? Helen: Yes. I have two older sisters and one older brother, they all live in Scotland. My mother and father live in Scotland too. Jamie: Do they all have red hair too? Helen: No! They've all got dark hair, apart from my brother; he has the lightest hair in my family. Erik: Well, are you feeling hungry?
Introductions , comparative & superlative dialogue . Erik: Hey, how are you? Welcome to Kuraburi. Helen: I’m very sleepy but it’s good to be here.
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