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    This document is a dialogue between a news reporter, Bob, and a field reporter, Pamela Brown, who is reporting live from Snake River, Ohio where a tornado is approaching. In the dialogue, Pamela describes that she sees the tornado about 3 kilometers away. She notes that the sky is grey and the clouds are moving fast. She observes that people in the area are running away or driving off in cars to escape the tornado, though one man remains sitting on a park bench eating ice cream. Pamela expresses concern about the nearby tornado.

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    This document is a dialogue between a news reporter, Bob, and a field reporter, Pamela Brown, who is reporting live from Snake River, Ohio where a tornado is approaching. In the dialogue, Pamela describes that she sees the tornado about 3 kilometers away. She notes that the sky is grey and the clouds are moving fast. She observes that people in the area are running away or driving off in cars to escape the tornado, though one man remains sitting on a park bench eating ice cream. Pamela expresses concern about the nearby tornado.

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    ESRN N° 78

    SEGUNDAS LENGUAS

    Nombre: …………………………………………………………….. Agrupamiento: 2° 1° - TM

    TORNADO!

    1- What do you know about tornadoes? 1. Pamela a. is about three kilometers away.
    2. The tornado b. are in their cars.
    3. The sky c. is in the main street.
    4. One woman d. is on a park bench.
    5. One man e. is grey.
    6. Some people f. has got a cat.

    A: And now over to Pamela Brown in Snake River, Ohio. Can


    you hear me, Pam?
    B: Yes, I can Bob. I’m listening.
    A: Where are you standing?
    B: Well, I’m standing in the main street, next to the police
    station.
    A: Can you see the tornado?
    B: Yes, I can. We’re looking at the tornado now. It’s about
    three kilometers away. The clouds are moving fast and the
    sky’s grey.
    A: What are the people doing? Are they going home?
    B: Yes, they are. They’re not walking, they’re running! And
    there’s a woman –she’s carrying a baby. No, she isn’t carrying
    a baby –it’s a cat! And there’s a man –he’s crazy!
    A: What’s he doing?
    B: He isn’t running. He’s sitting on a park bench and he’s eating
    2- Read the dialogue from a news
    an ice cream! Some people are driving away in their cars but
    programme. Then match the beginnings
    the police aren’t stopping them.
    with the endings A: Is it raining?
    B: No, Bob, it isn’t raining. The tornado is very near now. I’m
    3- Now listen and list five differences. not enjoying this!
    A: Okay Pam, goodbye and good luck.
    B: Thanks.

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