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Listen and practice along with the podcast as needed. Then practice the numbers listed below starting around 9 minutes 40 seconds from the beginning of the podcast.

Begin here:

256

394

27

199

583

275

1,585

7,014

2,001

9,857

19,522

26,483

88,000

157,500

209,555

329,633

1,000,000

5,245,123

15,208,300

57,113,605

156,001,412

355,888,004

999,999,999

1,000,000,000 = 1 billion

13,013,013,013

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This is easy:

I'll say: "She lives in France."

You'll ask: "Does she live in France?"

So take my statement and turn it into a question. Easy! The rest of the directions are in the podcast. Use it to practice grammar (questions with 'does'), the names of some countries (France, Senegal, Kenya, and others), and, of course, pronunciation, rhythm, intonation, etc. Try to sound like me.

More to come...

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1. Roger has a red rabbit.

2. My robot is right-handed.

3. I like to read about railroads.

4. I fed my bird a carrot.

5. The doctor wore a white shirt.

6. Have you ever seen a lizard on a giraffe?

7. I’ll pay you a dollar for your green rocket.

8. I live on a ranch with my mother.

9. The rich pirate had a pet turtle.

10. I ran away from the walrus.

11. I brushed my hair with a hair brush.

12. Dinosaurs never ate kangaroos.

13. My father ate all the bread.

14. It is dangerous to drink and drive.

15. It took a large crane to lift the dragon onto the truck.

16. In his dream he played a drum.

17. My friend has freckles.

18. Her grandpa greeted the prince.

19. She practiced cartwheels on the grass.

20. I bought some groceries including fruit like grapes.

21. There was some trash around the trunk of the tree.

22. In reality, I forgot to bring my raincoat.

23. I saw a raccoon roasting a rattlesnake.

24. When I realized what he was reading, I was surprised.

25. I would like to travel around America.

26. The canary ate a blueberry.

27. I don’t have the authority to open the cafeteria.

28. My new camera is great!

29. My dictionary is full of vocabulary.

30. The operation will be necessary.

R sounds can appear at the beginning of words:

“Run, read, red”

In the middle of words:

“Pirate, Florida”

At the ends of words:

“Four, doctor”

And combined with other consonants:

“World, bread, pray”

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