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Unit5-Conversation2

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Unit5-Outsideview

Part1

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Speaker8TVprogrammesIliketowatcharelikesports,automotive.Discovery,thattypeofthing.

Part2

Voice-overCartoonshavealwaysbeenpopular.ThisbrotherandsisterarewatchingtheirfavouriteDVD.MumTurnthatdown!

BoyOK,Mum.

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sallfortonight,folks!

Besuretotuneintomorrow!

Unit5-Listeningin

NewsReport

AnewcrazeissweepingthecityofToronto,Canada.Moreandmoreboardgamecafesareopeningindifferentneighborhoods.

Insomeofcafes,customerspayanhourlyratetoplaytabletopgames;

inothersaflatfeeallowsthemtoplayforanunlimitedtime.Ontopofthefee,thecafesalsorequirecustomerstopurchasefoodanddrinks.

Mostcafesofferhundredsofgames,varyingfromclassicslike“Monopoly”and“Battleship”toEuropeanstrategygameslike“SettlersofCatan”and“Agricola”.Theyalsohavestaffmemberstoteachcustomerstherulesofthegameifnecessary.Thismeansthatplayersaremorecomfortableexploringgamesthattheyhaven’tplayedbefore.

Peopleenjoygoingtothesecafesbecausetheycantryoutthegames.Itischeaperthanbuyingthegamesandthendecidingtheydon’tlikethem.Also,it’slikehavingapartywithyourfriends—butnotatyourownhouse!

1.Whatdowelearnaboutboardgamecafesfromthenewsreport

2.Whydopeopleenjoygoingtoboardgamecafes

Passage1

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sThursdayevening,timetostartplanningtheweekend,andtimetohearfromJennywithourweeklyupdate,What'

sOninTown.

Announcer2：

Thanks,Mark.

What’sitgoingtobeJennyAweekendinfrontofthetelevision,oroutonthetown

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safun-filledweekend,withsomethingforeveryone.Foranyonewholikesclassicalmusic,there'

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sonFridayandSaturdayatpm,tickets￡8.

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safabulousexhibitionattheSmithMuseumcalled,“TheArtofVenice”,withacollectionofpaintingsfromallovertheworld.It'

sopenfrom10amto6pmonSaturdayandSundayandentranceisfree.

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