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Good job by Smith, he’s been playing absolutely fantastic football here over the last couple of months. The 21-year- old rookie has been making great plays all season long. Watch him right here, he’s going into motion… the key is when they run these routes; they’d run into the linebackers. Look at him here! There he goes! He’s coming right down the line! An awesome touchdown by Smith! T RACK 33 Listen, read, and paraphrase key ideas with your team. Narrator 1: Hello, everyone! How are you all? You’re
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watching the Gymnastics Championships directly from the Olympic Arena. It’s almost six o’clock and we’re just about set for
competition. There are eight competitors here for the uneven bars. Could Nina Thompson win a medal for our country? What do you think, Lisa? Narrator 2: Oh, absolutely, Tom! I think she’s here for the
gold; let’s see her routine, she’s starting right now. She begins with a tricky combination; she flies from high bar to low bar. Gorgeous work! Now, this handstand is particularly difficult; watch this release, nicely done! And now she finishes with a full twisting double, I’m so nervous… Oh, no! She fell! That’s a shame!
T RACK 34 Listen and follow the narration. With your partner, identify the expressions that show emotions and underline them; circle the one that allows interaction. Peter: Welcome to the Olympic Track. This is the competition we have been waiting for, the Paralympic men’s 100-meter athletic final. There are nine athletes from nine different countries in the lanes wanting to take the gold home. This is the big one… So, away we go! And Jefferson takes off strongly, but Wilson is approaching closely. Jefferson stays quite back and it’s going to be Wilson getting
the gold; a silver for Jefferson and Peters gets the bronze medal. I’m amazed to see these athletes really giving their best. It was an awesome competition; don’t you think, Joan? One of the most exciting I have ever seen; 27-year-old Wilson was definitely the favorite to win. He has been training very hard and he has lots of experience from previous games. Well! Congratulations Wilson, for winning the gold! It was a pleasure to be here with you all. See you tomorrow for the women’s final.
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