Speaking Practice – Lesson 12: Meet My Family

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Hallo everybody.
In this afternoon, I want to share speaking lesson. I hope you will get help in learning English by reading this post. I want to share speaking lesson becouse speaking in very important in learning English. Good speaking skill show how well you master English. If you can speak English well, it means your English is good.

In this post, the speaking lesson is conversation about Meet My Family. And in this post, the conversation is completed with Mp3 that the Mp3 is spoken by Mrs. Anna Matteo. She is native English speaker from America. She also become the speaker in VOA.com. So, It is very good to learn English. Are you not be patien to see the conversation, and study with Mrs. Anna Matteo. Oke, let’s check it out…

Anna: Hello! Washington, D.C. has many beautiful parks. In fact, this park reminds me of my home very far away.
Marsha: Anna, here’s your coffee.
Anna: Thanks, Marsha.
Marsha: What’s wrong?
Anna: I’m thinking about my family. I’m feeling homesick.
Marsha: Do you want to talk about it?
Anna: Sure! I have some photos.
Marsha: Yes. Yes, you do!
Anna: Photos really help.
Anna: This is my mother and this is my father. They are rodeo clowns.
Marsha: What do rodeo clowns do?
Anna: They make jokes at a rodeo. They make people laugh.
Marsha: That-That’;s very different.
Marsha: Who is that woman in the picture?
Anna: That is my Aunt Lavender. She is my mom’s sister. She loves gardening and makes spoons.
Marsha: She makes spoons?
Anna: Of course.
Marsha: That, too, is very different.
Anna: Oh! This is my Uncle John. He is my father’s brother.
Marsha: What does Uncle John do?
Anna: He’s a chicken farmer. And makes guitars. He’s awesome, and I’m his favorite niece.
Marsha: Who are they?
Anna: They are my cousins. They are my Uncle John’s daughter and son.
Marsha: What do they do?
Anna: They raise sheep and make sweaters.
Marsha: Yeah, that’s not a surprise.
Marsha: Thanks for showing me your family photos. Your family is very different.
Anna: I do feel better. Thanks for listening. I have many more photos!
Marsha: Yeah. Yeah, you do.
Anna: Washington, DC is my new home. But I like remembering my old home, too.
Anna’s Family Tree
This is a family tree. Anna tells Marsha about her parents.
Her mother and father are rodeo clowns.
Her father’s parents are from Italy. These grandparents speak Italian.
Anna’s mother’s parents live in California. These grandparents have a farm and raise horses.
Anna’s mother’s sister is Aunt Lavender. She loves gardening.
Anna’s father has a brother. His name is John. Uncle John makes guitars.
Uncle John has a daughter and a son. They are Anna’s cousins. They raise sheep.
Anna’s brother has two children. They are Anna’s niece and nephew.

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Ok. That’s the conversation. Do you like it? Are you satisfied? What do you think about this speaking lesson?

I hope by learning English here, your English skill be better. I hope you will always increase your English skill. And don’t forget to practice your English, because English is habbit. If you always practice to speak English, I am sure you will master English. Actually, English in not difficult, English is very easy, if we learn english diligently. Ok, I think that’s all. See ya….

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