Intro
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2. Read and Prepare - Read the introduction and prepare to hear the audio.
So, usually when you grow up, you get bigger. Kids are usually small and adults are usually big. What happens when there is a child in an adult’s body? This is the idea behind the movie Big, a Tom Hanks movie from the 80s.
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.
Devin |
Steph: Have you seen that movie Big?
Devin: No, I haven’t seen that, unless I forgot.
Steph: It’s a pretty old movie, with Tom Hanks in it.
Devin: Oh. Tom Hanks. Maybe I did see it. Yeah. He was like a little kid who got shrunk, or something.
Steph: Right.Yeah. He was an adult and he turned into a kid. It looked like so much fun! He, uh, got an apartment in New York City. And he just bought all these big toys, like a trampoline and big balls. And he was running around his apartment with toys. And it looked like so much fun. Do you remember that?
Devin: Yeah. Now that you mention it, I do. It does look fun. It would be fun to go back to be a kid again. But have, like, a little bit of your adult money. So you could buy all the toys you want.
Steph: Yeah. Totally. I really liked the scene where he, um, was on the piano. Do you remember that? There was a piano that was on the floor. And he jumped around and, on the piano? And made a song?
Devin: No, I don’t remember that. I think I only saw parts of that movie.
Steph: Oh man! You gotta see that again. It’s good!
Devin: I’ll have to go back into the video store. Get a DVD, watch it again, ‘cause that was a good movie.
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Discussion
Good idea, Devin! I think that we should all take our adult money and become children again. That would be a lot of fun! Let’s all invest our paychecks in hula-hoops, jump ropes and bouncy balls. That would be a blast!
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