Intro
1. Learn Vocabulary - Learn some new vocabulary before you start the lesson.
2. Read and Prepare - Read the introduction and prepare to hear the audio.
Most sheep sit around on a farm all day and eat grass. But Shaun is not like most sheep. He is much crazier. Farms are a bit different in the new movie “Shaun the Sheep,” which is made by the same people who made “Wallace and Gromit.”
Shaun acts like a person on his farm, and he usually gets into a lot of trouble, even though the dog at the farm tries to keep Shaun and his friends safe. The farmer has no idea what the animals are doing. If it’s anything like “Wallace and Gromit,” this should be a funny movie.
Brian wants to go see “Shaun the Sheep” with Marni. Find out if Marni will go in today’s English lesson about a new animated movie.
Dialog
1. Listen and Read - Listen to the audio and read the dialog at the same time.
2. Study - Read the dialog again to see how the vocab words are used.
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Brian: Marni, have you seen the trailer for the new movie by the guys who did “Wallace and Gromit”?
Marni: “Shaun the Sheep”?
Brian: Yes!
Marni: Yes. It was a series, correct?
Brian: Yes.
Marni: I don’t know. I can’t really get behind it.
Brian: Oh, you’re not into animation?
Marni: I like animation, but it just doesn’t have the appeal to me. I can see where it looks kind of charming. A bunch of sheep running around, causing mayhem, getting locked up, and craziness ensues. But it’s not high on my list of things I want to see.
Brian: I just feel it has such a mass appeal. It’s like, there’s witty humor in it, and slapstick. It just seems really entertaining.
Marni: So, you think it’s really universal?
Brian: Yeah, I think that you will find something that you’ll like in that movie.
Marni: I guess, maybe. I don’t know, I just think it’s mind boggling what people can do with animation these days. I guess for that I could appreciate it.
Brian: Yeah, if nothing else, the technique is astounding.
Marni: Alright, I’ll go. But you are definitely buying the popcorn.
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Discussion
Brian wants to go see “Shaun the Sheep.” He thinks that it will be entertaining because it has witty humor. He wants Marni to come with him to see the movie because he thinks she’ll like it.
Marni says that the movie doesn’t appeal to her very much. She thinks it might be charming, but it isn’t very high on the list of things she wants to see. She does think that animation these days is mind boggling, though. She agrees to go with Brian, but he has to buy the popcorn.
Will you go see “Shaun the Sheep”? Have you ever seen a Wallace and Gromit movie?
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