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Movies.

I go to the movies almost every week. 
Sometimes, I rent movies from the video store. 
My favorite films are action films. 
I like to watch car chases. 
I like it when the bad guy has a shootout with the good guys. 
I like the good guys to win. 
I also like science fiction movies. 
I like things that take place in the future. 
I like movies that have aliens from different planets in them. 
Some of the science fiction movies can be silly and unbelievable. 
I don't like those ones. 
My mother likes dramas. 
She has a lot of favorite actors and actresses. 
She sometimes watches sad movies that make her cry. 
She also likes comedies. 
She laughs out loud if a comedy is very funny. 
My father likes horror movies. 
He likes movies with monsters in them. 
He also likes thrillers. 
I have watched some thrillers that keep you tense and on the edge of your seat. 
Sometimes, I have to shut my eyes if the movie gets too scary. 
My brother likes animated films. 
In animated films, there are no actors, just cartoon characters. 
My brother goes to the movies on Saturday afternoons with his friends. 
He goes to the matinee. 
He gets popcorn, candy and pop. 
He usually comes back with a stomach ache because he eats so much. 
Sometimes, my father watches documentaries. 
Documentaries are about real things. 
You can learn a lot from watching a documentary. 
I watch documentaries with him sometimes, but I would rather see a good action film.

English Listening Level 1 - Lesson 25 - Movies

My Body.

On the top of my head, I have hair. 
Below my hair is my face. 
I have two eyes. 
I have eyebrows and eyelashes. 
Below my eyes, I have a nose. 
My mouth is below my nose. 
I have lips. 
If I open my lips, you will see my teeth and my tongue. 
Below my mouth is my chin. 
On the sides of my head, I have two ears. 
My cheeks are on either side of my nose. 
My neck holds up my head. 
My neck attaches my head to my chest. 
On either side of my chest are my shoulders. 
My arms hang down from my shoulders. 
I have wrists on my arms. 
My hands are attached to my wrists. 
My fingers are part of my hands. 
I have ten fingers and ten fingernails. 
My back is at the back of me. 
Further down, there is my waist. 
If I wear a belt, I put it on my waist. 
My hips are below my waist. 
My legs come down from my hips. 
My legs are made up of my thighs, my knees and my calves. 
My knees can bend. 
My ankles are below my legs. 
My feet are attached to my ankles. 
My toes are part of my feet. 
I have ten toes and ten toenails. 
I am me from the top of my head to the tip of my toes.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 34 My Body

Jobs.

There are many different jobs that you can choose from. 
You can be a doctor or a nurse. 
You could work in a hospital or doctor's office. 
You might be a firefighter and put out fires. 
A policeman enforces the law. 
An actor plays roles on stage or in the movies. 
You could drive a taxi or be the pilot of an airplane. 
What kinds of things do you like to do? 
You might want to be a sales clerk in a store. 
Maybe you are good at a sport. 
You could be a baseball player or a hockey player. 
Being a dentist is a good job. 
A dentist fixes teeth. 
If you are good at arguing, you might want to be a lawyer. 
Do you like to fix people's hair? 
You could be a hairdresser or a barber. 
If you are good with your hands, you might want to be a carpenter or a mechanic. 
If you like to travel, you could be a stewardess or a travel agent. 
You could be a teacher or a photographer. 
Are you artistic or creative? 
You might want to be an artist or a writer. 
You could work on construction and build houses. 
You could look after animals and be a veterinarian. 
If you like to cook, you could be a cook or a chef. 
There are so many places to work, and so many jobs to do. 
Maybe you could fix computers or work in a library. 
You could wash windows or be the captain of a ship. 
There is no limit to what you can be.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 33 Jobs

Diseases.

There are many diseases.
Some diseases are very deadly, and some are not so serious. 
Most people catch a cold sometimes. 
A cold makes you cough and sneeze. 
Colds can be passed on from person to person. 
Some people get the flu. 
With the flu, you get chills and a fever. 
A fever is a high temperature. 
If you have the flu, you will feel very bad. 
You have to stay home in bed. 
There are diseases that children get. 
The mumps makes you have lumps in your neck. 
Chicken pox and measles leave you with red itchy dots on your skin. 
Older people sometimes get arthritis. 
Their bones get stiff and sore. 
There are people who get heart disease. 
In many cases, a healthy lifestyle can prevent heart disease. 
Cancer can attack different parts of the body. 
Many smokers get lung cancer. 
Some diseases are treated with pills or medicine. 
Other diseases need to be treated in the hospital. 
Sometimes doctors need to give you tests to find out what kind of disease you have. 
The doctor might have to do a blood test or an x-ray to find out what is wrong with you. 
Most diseases can be cured by a doctor.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 32 Diseases

Holidays.

In Canada, we have many different days that we celebrate. 
On the first day of January, there is New Year's Day. 
That is when we ring in the new year, and say goodbye to the old year. 
In February, there is Valentine's day. 
That is the day when you tell your girlfriend or boyfriend that you love them. 
You can buy them flowers or candy, or take them out to dinner. 
In March, there is Saint Patrick's Day. 
Everyone pretends that they are Irish on Saint Patrick's day. 
They all wear green. 
Easter comes in the spring. 
Easter is a religious holiday. 
Some people celebrate by going to church. 
Some people think that the Easter bunny comes and leaves chocolate eggs for them. 
In May, there is Victoria Day. 
We celebrate this day in honour of England's Queen Victoria. 
There are fireworks on Victoria Day. 
July the first is Canada Day. 
In September, there is Labour Day. 
This is the day that we honour the working man or woman. 
In October, there is Thanksgiving. 
We give thanks for all the things that we are fortunate enough to have. 
We usually have a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day. 
On the last day of October, there is Halloween. 
The children dress up in costumes, and go from door to door collecting candies. 
Remembrance day is in November. 
People wear red poppies, and they remember all the people that died for their country. 
Christmas comes in December. 
Christmas is also a religious holiday, but many children believe that Santa Claus arrives 
on Christmas Eve in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. 
They believe that Santa Claus fills up their stockings with toys and goodies. 
He gets in and out of people's houses through their chimneys. 
We don't get off work or school for all of these days, but many of them are holidays from 
work and school.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 31 Holidays

The Farm.

My uncle is a farmer. 
He lives on a farm. 
He has many different types of animals. 
In the barn, there are horses and cows. 
The cows swish the flies away from themselves with their tails. 
It sounds very loud if a cow says "moo" when you are standing there. 
The cows eat the grass from my uncle's field. 
He gets milk from the cows. 
I put a saddle on one of the horses and went for a ride. 
There are pigs in the pigpen. 
He has goats. 
He says that the goats will eat just about anything. 
He has a chicken coop with chickens in it. 
The chickens lay eggs. 
Have you ever seen baby chicks? 
They are very cute. 
My uncle collects the eggs every morning. 
There is a rooster too. 
The rooster crows when the sun comes up. 
My uncle also has a goose. 
The goose makes a honking noise. 
I don't think that the goose likes me. 
It nips me when I go near it. 
Many cats live in my uncle's barn. 
They are stray cats, but he lets them stay there because they keep the mice away. 
My uncle feeds the cats. 
My uncle says that he would like to get some sheep for his farm. 
You can get wool from sheep. 
There are a lot of animals on my uncle's farm.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 29 The Farm

Fruit.

Some fruit grows on trees. 
Apples grow on trees. 
You can get red, yellow or green apples. 
Some apples are green until they ripen; then they turn red. 
Peaches grow on trees. 
Peaches have a fuzzy skin. 
Cherries grow on trees. 
You can climb a ladder and pick cherries from the tree. 
Cherries and peaches have pits inside them. 
The pits are not edible. 
Pears also grow on trees. 
Lemons grow on trees. 
They are very sour. 
Have you ever picked strawberries? 
Strawberries do not grow on trees. 
You have to bend down to pick strawberries. 
Have you ever tried strawberry shortcake? It is very good. 
Grapes grow on vines. 
People use grapes to make wine. 
There are many types of berries. 
There are blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and cranberries, just to name a few. 
Some fruits are more exotic. 
There are mangos and papayas. They don't grow in Canada. 
Bananas and oranges don't grow in a Canadian climate either, but we are able to buy 
them here. 
Some fruits have to be peeled, and some can be eaten as they are. 
It is always a good idea to wash fruit before you eat it. 
The farmers spray the crops with pesticides to kill bugs, so it is good to wash that off.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 41 Fruit

Days of the Week.

There are seven days of the week. 
Sunday is a day of rest for some people, but many people still have to work. 
Quite a few people go to church on a Sunday. 
On Monday morning, we go back to school after the weekend. 
Many people say that they don't like Monday because it is the beginning of the work 
week. 
Tuesday is a school day and a working day. 
I don't think that there is anything special about a Tuesday. 
Wednesday is the middle of the work week. 
On Thursday, many of the stores and malls stay open later. 
It gives you a chance to run some errands on a Thursday night. 
On Friday, you feel like the work week is nearly over. 
Some people say, "thank goodness it is Friday." 
They look forward to the weekend. 
On Saturday, many people can sleep in late. 
People get errands done on Saturday. 
You see a lot of people in the grocery store on a Saturday. 
Most children look forward to Saturday so that they can play with their friends. 
Then, Sunday comes again. 
The weeks turn into months, and the months turn into years. 
Time goes by quite quickly.

Learn English via Listening Level 1 Unit 32 Diseases

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