Improve your understanding of English pronunciation with a conversation about going to the dentist.
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Directions: Listen to the conversation and fill in the expression that you hear.
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Directions: Listen to the conversation and choose the expression that you hear.
You will hear the conversation three times - at normal speed, at slow speed, and at normal speed again.
This is the first time. Listen and answer the questions - true or false.
MIKE: Aron? What are you doing here? Do you have a dentist appointment too?
ARON: Hey Mike. Yeah. I'm here for a cleaning. What about you?
MIKE: It's my tooth. It's killing me. I'm waiting to see the dentist. She has to see me soon. She has to do something about my tooth. It really hurts.
ARON: Don't worry. I'm sure the dentist is going to be able to help you. You won't have to wait too much longer.
MIKE: You don't think she's going to tell me she has to pull my tooth, do you?
ARON: I don't know. If she has to pull it, she will. But I'm sure she will try to save it if she can.
MIKE: Well I guess I won't have to wait any longer to find out. She's ready to see me now.
ARON: So what happened?
MIKE: Well, first she said he'd have to check the tooth.
ARON: Then what happened? Did she have to pull it?
MIKE: No. She decided to fill it, not pull it. But she said I'd have to come back tomorrow. She has to take some x-rays, and she has to check my other teeth.
ARON: That sucks dude.
MIKE: I know. Well anyways, good luck with your cleaning.
ARON: Thanks Mike. I am not worried. My teeth are always perfect.
This is the second time. Listen and fill in or choose the correct expression.
This is the third time. Listen and check what you filled in or chose.