So, this link is my record of the first dialog.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByQFaYO5U-qbQktURHlkUVFfQ1U
And my task from Coursera:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByQFaYO5U-qbQktURHlkUVFfQ1U
And my task from Coursera:
My introduction
Answer the following questions by typing in the space below.
- What is your name, and where are you from?
- Have you taken other courses in this specialization? Which ones?
- Why do you want to study English grammar?
- What grammar have you always found confusing?
Hello. My name is Dasha and I am from Ukraine.
I attended some free courses in my town, but they were not really useful. These courses were about English grammar. I did not like them very much.
I intent to study English grammar because sometimes it can be really tough, especialy if you learn it by yourself. There are a lot of difficult topics in grammar, but everyone needs to use them in their lives. It is necessary and that is why I want to strengthen my English grammar.
I always find some topics in English confusing such as articles, noncountable nouns and prepositions.
I attended some free courses in my town, but they were not really useful. These courses were about English grammar. I did not like them very much.
I intent to study English grammar because sometimes it can be really tough, especialy if you learn it by yourself. There are a lot of difficult topics in grammar, but everyone needs to use them in their lives. It is necessary and that is why I want to strengthen my English grammar.
I always find some topics in English confusing such as articles, noncountable nouns and prepositions.
Hello, Dasha. Good job! I listened to your recording. The sounds are not bad, but the intonation is wrong. When you pronounce after the speaker, copy their pronunciation. Keep practising!
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