Intro
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2. Read and Prepare - Read the introduction and prepare to hear the audio.
Siberian huskies are an interesting dog breed. Instead of barking like normal dogs, they howl! They are also escape artists. They can dig under, chew through, or jump over almost anything. The species is friendly with people and children but have so much energy. Without training, they can become destructive. They are difficult, but people love them because they are so fluffy and adorable!
Humans and huskies have a good relationship. A long time ago, huskies helped humans hunt for food. They hunt rodents, birds, and cats. They don’t hunt alone like some other animals. They need to hunt in a pack and love the company of other dogs. A pack of huskies love to work together! This is why people still use them for dog sledding. They are very cooperative, strong, and fast.
Kelsey is thinking of getting a Siberian husky. Listen as Jordin and Kelsey discuss in today’s English lesson.
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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Jordin: Oh, my gosh, look over there at that husky! It is so big and fluffy, I just want to love it all day!
Kelsey: Oh, my gosh, that’s so cute! I love Siberian huskies. They’re one of my favorite breeds.
Jordin: Really? I like them, too. I don’t know a lot about them. But I just love their big, thick coats!
Kelsey: Yeah, you know, I was thinking of getting one, but I’m… I’m a little apprehensive because they’re a lot of work.
Jordin: Really? What makes them so much work?
Kelsey: Well, they’re known as really talented escape artists.
Jordin: Oh, really?
Kelsey: They need constant company, like, more than a normal breed of dog. They shed like crazy because their fur is so thick. Yeah, and they’re just like really mischievous. They’re… they’re crazy. They need lots of exercise. They’re just a lot of work. But, I mean, they’re an amazing dog.
Jordin: Yeah, and you could, like, teach them how to do dog sledding!
Kelsey: Yeah, that’s true. I love dog sledding.
Jordin: Have you been?
Kelsey: Not yet. But…
Jordin: Me neither.
Kelsey: But I will.
Jordin: When you get your huskies.
Kelsey: When I get a husky.
Jordin: Your pack of huskies that you’re going to take dog sledding in Alaska.
Kelsey: Yeah.
Jordin: It’s going to be awesome.
Kelsey: I think so.
Jordin: Can I come?
Kelsey: Yeah. Duh.
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Discussion
Jordin sees a big fluffy husky. She wants to give it love all day! Kelsey thinks the dog is cute, too. She loves Siberian huskies. They are one of her favorite dog breeds. Jordin doesn’t know a lot about them, but she loves their big, thick fur coats. Kelsey was thinking of getting a husky, but she is a little apprehensive. They are a lot of work. They are known as escape artists and need lots of company. They also shed a lot!
They can just be mischievous and difficult. They need lots of exercise. They are a lot of work, but they are amazing! Jordin agrees. She says Kelsey can take the huskies dog sledding! Kelsey loves dog sledding. Jordin asks if Kelsey has done dog sledding. Kelsey says not yet, but she will. Jordin says Kelsey will get a big pack of huskies to go dog sledding with her! Kelsey says she will only get one.
What is your favorite dog breed? Would you go dog sledding with a husky?
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