Listen to the text "Summer". morning-dew-7014895-summer-6970648.jpg
Write words into each gap:
1. Summer is a time when we
in the park and the sky is always blue.
2. I’m not sure if I
somewhere where summers are unbearable.
3. Everyone I know goes to
in the summer.
First, let's listen to the text titled 'Summer.' Close your eyes and listen carefully. Pay attention to the words and phrases used. Try to visualize what you hear in your mind.
After listening to the text, we will identify the missing words and fill them in the gaps. Let's take a look at each gap one by one and analyze the context to find the most suitable words.
Gap 1: "Summer is a time when we __________ in the park and the sky is always blue."
In this sentence, the author is describing activities we do during summer. We need to think of a verb that fits the context. Based on what we usually do in the park during summer, a suitable word could be 'play.' So, the completed sentence would be: "Summer is a time when we play in the park and the sky is always blue."
Gap 2: "I’m not sure if I __________ somewhere where summers are unbearable."
In this sentence, the author is expressing uncertainty about going somewhere with unbearable summers. We need to think of a verb that describes going to a specific place. Based on the context, a suitable word could be 'live.' So, the completed sentence would be: "I’m not sure if I live somewhere where summers are unbearable."
Gap 3: "Everyone I know goes to __________ in the summer."
In this sentence, the author is talking about where people go during the summer. We need to think of a noun that describes a place people often visit during this season. Based on the context, a suitable word could be 'beach.' So, the completed sentence would be: "Everyone I know goes to the beach in the summer."
Great job, class! We have successfully filled in the missing words in the text based on the context and our understanding of the topic. Remember, when completing exercises like this, it is important to carefully listen, analyze the context, and consider suitable words.
I hope this explanation was helpful, and you understood how we found the missing words. If you have any further questions or need clarification, please feel free to ask. Keep practicing your listening skills, and I'm sure you'll become even better at exercises like this. Good luck!"