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Pandas live after an earthquake (from news in level)
I tried to read something from the website http://www.newsinlevels.com/ , just to test my pronunciation. What do you think about? I hear my strong Italian accent, and I feel I'm still not fluent...
But please don't be too strict with me :D
That's the text:
"There was an earthquake in China. It was very strong. It happened close to a centre for pandas. All 62 pandas are fine. The people there are OK too.
An earthquake is the biggest at its epicentre. The pandas were 50 kilometres from the epicentre. Some pandas were scared. They moved up the trees. They didn't want to go back down. Some houses in the panda centre were broken a little.
Interesting words: earthquake (shake of earth), epicentre (centre of an earthquake), scared (full of fear)."
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This is who I am =)
Hello. I am Francis, but you can call me Frank. I live in a little town in Italy, Amalfi. In Amalfi there are loads of tourists each year, especially in summer. In fact, tourism is the main economical income of all the area, and it's very important here to speak English at a good level to find a good, statisfying job.
I am going to take a quite difficult exam in June, the FCE, whom officially certificate my ability. I hope to do all my best to get a sufficiently high mark! The exam tests not only grammar, but also speaking, listening and writing ability, and I'm working very hard on these points.
I also love the British culture and the british people, and this is the main reason why I am here. I used to be on SHaredTalk, but it needs to be improved and, in my case, it was not so useful. So I moved here.
The first time - and the last time so far - I have been in England was last summer, in London. I stayed there for 3 weeks and I've just fallen in love for it :D Hope to get there again soon.
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