
CBE 4.09 | Extra | Have you seen the Lord of the Rings?
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In the extra episode, we listen to a conversation between Maurizio and Josie about the Lord of the Rings films. Would you like to receive free lesson notes to accompany this lesson? If so then click here to go to our website and enter your name and email address in the form below the episode. We’ll deliver the lesson notes for the current and future episodes to your inbox. Please note, the notes for this extra episode can be found at the end of the notes for episode 9. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co...
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Coffee Break English, Season 4, Episode 9, Extra. Hello and welcome to this week's Extra Episode of Coffee Break English. This week's main episode was all about New Zealand. So you're going to listen to a conversation between Mauricio and me about the landscapes of New Zealand and films.
Have you ever been to New Zealand, Maritu? No, I haven't. I think the closest I've got to New Zealand is watching the Lord of the Rings movies. Oh yes, they were filmed in New Zealand, weren't they? Yes, they were. One of my friends went on a tour in New Zealand where he visited all of the places where the films were shot.
That sounds like my dream holiday because I love the Lord of the Rings films. I've never seen them, but I've seen pictures of New Zealand, so I assume the films are beautiful. Wait, you've never seen Lord of the Rings. Well, I think I watched some of the second film years ago, but I found it so boring that I fell asleep.
It really wasn't my thing. I can't believe you found it boring. Well, I'm not really a fan of fantasy films. I prefer watching something that could actually happen in real life.
This is that mean you haven't seen the Harry Potter films either. Oh no, I love the Harry Potter films. They're the only fantasy films I like. Okay, well at least you've seen them,
But you should try the Lord of the Rings films again. Maybe, but I can't promise anything. Let's listen to the conversation again. A little faster this time. Have you ever been to New Zealand, Marizio?
No, I haven't. I think the closest I've got to New Zealand is watching the Lord of the Rings movies. Oh yes, they were filmed in New Zealand, weren't they? Yes, they were. One of my friends went on a tour in New Zealand where he visited all of the places where the films were shot. That sounds like my dream holiday because I love the Lord of the Rings films.
I've never seen them, but I've seen pictures of New Zealand, so I assumed the films are beautiful. Wait, you've never seen Lord of the Rings. Well, I think I watched some of the second film years ago, but I found it so boring that I fell asleep. It really wasn't my thing. I can't believe you found it boring.
Well, I'm not really a fan of fantasy films. I prefer watching something that could actually happen in real life. Does that mean you haven't seen the Harry Potter films either? Oh, no, I love the Harry Potter films. They're the only fantasy films I like. Okay, well, at least you've seen them, but you should try the Lord of the Rings films again.
Maybe, but I can't promise anything. We hope you enjoyed this extra episode of Coffee Break English. If you'd like to get the free transcript of the conversation, and the lesson notes from the main episode, Just go to coffeebreakEnglish.com.
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