What hace you done during the last 5 days?

1. I have slept a lot of hours.

2. I have studied for exams.

3. I have gone with my friends to the cinema.

4. I have read a book.

5. I have watched TV at night.

Dialogue

A- A big party was a great idea, Jenny.

J- Yes, thanks. I'm looking forward to it.

A- Have we got everything?

J- Well, we've got enough drink, but there isn't much alcohol.

A- Shall I get five cans of fizzy drink or something?

There's a shop near here.

J- Would you mind?

A- No, that's fine.

J- Thanks, Alex. Could you get some cartons of juice too?

A- Okeym bi oribken. I'll see what they've got.

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Dialogue

BBC presenter: Hello, Grey Owl. Can I ask you some questions?

Grey Owl: Yes, you can.

BBC presenter: How old were you when you decided to move to Canada?

Grey Owl: When I decided it I was 18 years old.

BBC presenter: Why did you decide it?

Grey Owl: I decided it because my favourite stories were about Canada and Native Americans. I wanted to learn about Native Americans life.

BBC presenter: What did you do when you arrived in Canada?

Grey Owl: First I met Bill Guppy and his brothers. They taught me how to paddle a canoe, and different kinds of axes and traps.

BBC presenter: What did you do during the following years?

Grey Owl: I learnt to hunt many animals with many traps. I learnt too that I mustn’t use explosives to hunt, because I destroy their lodge and I kill many animals. I also began to dye my hair black and use henna to dye my skin brown. I felt like an Indian.

BBC presenter: Why did you decide to establish a beaver colony?

Grey Owl: Because I adopted two beaver kits, because they were orphans. They grew with me and I wanted to protected them. I thought: “If I establish a beaver colony, the beavers can live without trappers and peacefully”. Then, I started with the conferences, films, books… I always did it with Anahareo, my friend.

BBC presenter: How did you feel when you explained to the people about the life in nature?

Grey Owl: I felt that they were learning about the nature, how to protect it and how to care about it.

BBC presenter: And when you went to England?

Grey Owl: I felt that I was important at that moment, because everybody knew me, and maybe later they would learn how to care about the nature.

BBC presenter: Ok, thanks for you answers. Good bye!