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Practice dictation & shadowing on the daily life story: Learning to Dance
Learning to Dance
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Learning to dance,
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I went to England with my mother.
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She used to be a singer in a band.
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We went to the hotel that she used to sing at.
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It was a big fancy hotel.
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Some of the people that she knew when she sang in the band were still there.
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They remembered my mother and they had a good time talking to her and remembering old times.
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Many people told me that I looked like my mother.
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In the hotel they had a fancy hall where they had ballroom dancing.
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I am not used to that kind of dancing.
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I always danced to rock music.
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A man told me that he would teach me how to dance.
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It looked very easy.
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I held one of his hands and put my other hand on his shoulder.
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He told me exactly how to move my feet.
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I was very clumsy and I stepped on his toes.
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He was patient with me and he counted one two three.
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I tried to waltz with him.
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I would start out pretty well, but then I would get mixed up and stand on his toes again.
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The man laughed about it.
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I told him that I wasn't a very good dancer, but he said that I was good for a beginner.
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I think he was just being polite.
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The man asked my mother to dance.
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My mother is a very good dancer.
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I didn't know that about her.
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She never stepped on the man's toes once.
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The man thanked us for dancing with him, and I thanked him for giving me dancing lessons.
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I don't think I'll ever be very good at that type of dancing.
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Each generation has a specific type of dancing.
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The way that I dance is different from the way that my mother dances.
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The way that I dance doesn't involve moving your feet too much.
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I'm not too good at fancy steps.