Shadowing-Übung: English Made Simple Podcast: Episode 8 - Routines - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Hello, I'm Keith, and this is English Made Simple, a new podcast from the Keith Speaking Academy.
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A1 Beginners, Episode 8.
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You know, I'm from England, but I live in Spain.
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And today we are learning routines.
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Daily routines.
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Oh, here's Anna.
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Hello again, Anna.
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Hi, Keith.
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How are you?
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I'm tired.
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I wake up early every day.
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Early?
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At four o'clock?
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No, not that early.
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At eight o'clock?
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No, I wake up at six o'clock.
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Very early.
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And you, Anna?
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I wake up at eight o'clock.
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I have a shower in the morning.
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I have a shower in the evening.
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I have toast for breakfast. And you?
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I have cereal for breakfast.
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I drive to work. And you?
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I don't drive to work.
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I walk.
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I have lunch at two o'clock And you?
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I have lunch at one o'clock I go home and I have dinner at seven p.m.
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I go home and I have dinner at six p.m.
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I go to bed at 11pm.
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Me too.
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I go to bed at 11pm.
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Great.
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Now, let's listen to a dialogue.
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Welcome to quiz time!
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Let's say hello to our first player.
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Hello.
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Hello there.
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And what's your name?
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I'm Anna.
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Welcome to quiz time, Anna. Are you ready?
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Yes, I am.
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Question number one.
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Does Keith get up early or late?
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He gets up early.
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Yes, Keith gets up early.
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Well done, Anna.
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One point.
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Question two.
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What does he have for breakfast?
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He has toast for breakfast.
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Yes, Keith has toast for breakfast.
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Well done.
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Two points.
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Question three.
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Does Keith walk to work?
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No, he doesn't.
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He drives to work.
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Correct.
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Yes.
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Keith doesn't walk to work.
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he drives well done anna you have three
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points question four what time does keith
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have dinner oh um i think he hmm he has dinner at six o'clock
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Oh no!
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He doesn't!
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He has dinner at 7 o'clock.
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Not to worry.
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Question 5.
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Does Keith go to bed at 9 o'clock or 10 o'clock?
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Oh, I'm not sure.
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Um, Keith goes to bed at...
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Wait, wait.
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He doesn't go to bed at nine o'clock.
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And he doesn't go to bed at ten o'clock.
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He goes to bed at eleven o'clock.
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That's right.
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Well done.
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Anna, you have four points.
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Hooray!
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Now, you will go into the final tomorrow.
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Thanks for watching and good night.
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Now, new words.
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Listen and repeat with me.
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Listen.
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One o'clock.
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Repeat.
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Listen.
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Two o'clock.
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Repeat.
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Repeat.
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Listen And
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Six o'clock Repeat Listen I wake up
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Repeat
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I wake up at six o'clock repeat listen at six o'clock
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I wake up at six o'clock repeat Very good.
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Listen.
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I have a shower.
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Repeat.
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A shower. Have the shower.
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I have the shower.
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Repeat.
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I have breakfast.
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I drive to work.
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Listen.
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I have nothing to restaurant around the order.
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I have lunch.
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Repeat.
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In the evening, I have dinner.
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Repeat.
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Listen.
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I go to bed.
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Repeat.
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Great.
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Well done.
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Now, let's talk about Anna.
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Repeat, listen and repeat.
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Anna wakes up.
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Repeat.
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Sup.
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Wakes up.
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Anna wakes up.
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Good, right?
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I wake up.
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Anna wakes up.
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Now, repeat.
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Anna wakes up at 8 o'clock.
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Anna has a shower.
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Repeat.
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Anna has breakfast.
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Good.
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Anna walks to work.
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Repeat.
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Anna walks to work repeat yeah,
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the rhythm she has lunch repeat she has dinner repeat
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She goes to bed.
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She goes to bed.
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She goes to bed.
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Excellent.
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Nice.
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now speaking pronunciation listen and repeat wake up cup
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wake up I wake up good wakes up Sup.
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Wakes up.
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He wakes up.
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Go to work. To. To work.
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Go to work. To bed.
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Go to bed.
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Good.
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To, to, to bed.
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Nice.
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O'clock.
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We say a clock.
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A, a clock.
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One o'clock.
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Repeat.
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Two o'clock.
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Three o'clock.
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Good. At.
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We say at. At one o'clock. At one o'clock.
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Repeat.
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At one o'clock.
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At one o'clock.
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At two o'clock.
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At three o'clock.
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Yes, that's it.
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Perfect.
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Well done.
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Now, let's listen to the dialogue again.
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Welcome to Quiz Time.
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Let's say hello to our first player.
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Hello.
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Hello there.
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And what's your name?
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I'm Anna.
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Welcome to quiz time, Anna.
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Are you ready?
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Yes, I am question number one does keith get up early
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or late he gets up early
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yes keith gets up early well done anna one point question two Question 2.
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What does he have for breakfast?
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He has toast for breakfast.
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Yes, Keith has toast for breakfast.
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Well done.
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Two points.
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Question 3.
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Does Keith walk to work?
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No, he doesn't.
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He drives to work.
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Correct.
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Yes.
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Keith doesn't walk to work.
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He drives.
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Well done, Anna.
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You have three points.
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Question four.
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What time does Keith have dinner?
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Oh, I think he has dinner at six o'clock.
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Oh, no, he doesn't.
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He has dinner at seven o'clock.
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Not to worry.
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Question five.
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Does Keith go to bed at nine o'clock or ten o'clock?
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Oh, I'm not sure.
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Keith goes to bed at...
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Wait, wait.
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He doesn't go to bed at nine o'clock.
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And he doesn't go to bed at ten o'clock.
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He goes to bed at eleven o'clock.
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That's right.
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Well done.
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Anna, you have four points.
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Hooray!
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Now you will go into the final tomorrow.
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Thanks for watching and good night.

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