Lesson 3 - People
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This page: Listen to and read a dialogue between two people who are describing their siblings.
Listen to and read the following dialogue.
MIKE - My brother and I are totally different.
CAROL - Really? How are you different?
MIKE - My brother is tall, and I am short. He has blond hair, and I have black hair. Our personalities are different too. He is funny, and I am serious.
CAROL - Wow! That is different! My sister and I are different too.
MIKE - How?
CAROL - My sister is an aerobics teacher. She is thin and strong, and I am weak and a little overweight. Also, her hair is curly, and my hair is straight. My sister and I are different, but we're good friends.
Write the words in order to form the sentences correctly. Make sure you use capital letters when necessary, and place the period or question mark at the end.
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