FlexiLingo
Two Letters
Saturday's newspaper prints two opinions on the community centre side by side: one from the developer, one from a resident nobody expected. The class reads both, and discovers that understanding the other side is harder, and more useful, than being angry at it. Season 1, Episode 14 · CELPIP Reading Part 4: Reading for Viewpoints.
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Page eleven
By eight o'clock on Saturday morning, there were six copies of the Edmonton Courier on the counter of the Blue Plate, and the whole class was sitting in a row on the red stools, even Frank, even Sasha, who had driven back from Fort McMurray during the night and still had his trucker's cap on.
Page eleven. At the top, in large letters: THE RIVERBEND DEBATE: TWO VIEWS. Under the title, two articles side by side, each with a small photo of the writer.
On the left, a woman in a dark blazer with perfect hair: Diane Marsh, Vice-President, Northline Homes.
On the right, a woman in a work apron, holding a mop like a flag, smiling with half her mouth: Dolores Ferreira, caretaker, Riverbend Community Centre, since 1994.
Marco nearly dropped the coffee pot.
"Dolores?" said Grace. "Dolores wrote it?"
"She didn't tell anyone," said Lina.
"Of course she didn't," said Frank, and he was smiling more widely than anyone had seen him smile since September.
सीज़न 1 · एपिसोड
सभी एपिसोड- 1Room 420 मिनट
- 2The Daughter17 मिनट
- 3The Missing Letter17 मिनट
- 4The Voicemail16 मिनट
- 5Advice for a Cousin17 मिनट
- 6The Notice16 मिनट
- 7Why This Room16 मिनट
- 8The Reply14 मिनट
- 9The Survey16 मिनट
- 10On the Radio14 मिनट
- 11What Happens Next16 मिनट
- 12The Floor Plan13 मिनट
- 13After Closing14 मिनट
- 14Two Letters16 मिनट
- 15The Information Session15 मिनट
- 16The Goat17 मिनट
- 17The Panel14 मिनट
- 18Three Minutes15 मिनट
- 19Two Options14 मिनट
- 20Results15 मिनट
