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Student's book

Track 40-Look, listen, and say.

Teeth. Eye. Gils. Dorsal fin. Flipper. Tail.

Transcripts Unit 4

Unidad

Track 36 – Listen and sing.
We're going to the aquarium, All my friends and me, To learn about the animals, That live in the sea. Blue whales, seals and jellyfish, Orcas, crabs and turtles too.	Octopuses and great white sharks, All live in the sea so blue. We're going to the aquarium, All my friends and me. To learn about the animals That live in the sea.
Track 37–Listen, read, and role-play.
Narrator: Mark is doing a project on great white sharks. He's talking to a shark expert. Mark: Hello, can I ask you some questions about great white sharks? Shark expert:Yes, of course. What do you want to know? Mark: Do great white sharks live in groups? Shark expert: No, they don't. They live alone. Mark: Do they eat turtles? Shark expert: Yes, they do. They eat turtles, seals and fish. Mark: Do they lay eggs?	Shark expert: No, they don't. They have babies. Mark: Do they breathe air? Shark expert: No, they don't. They take oxygen from the water. Do you like great white sharks, Mark? Mark: Yes, but I don't want to meet one! Shark expert: Me neither, but I think they are amazing animals. Mark:Thanks for talking to me. Now I can write my project. Shark expert: You're welcome. Bye
Track 38-Look, listen, and say the animal.
1.Rita: What are these animals? They don't live in groups. They don't breathe air. They lay eggs. 2.Mark: What are these animals? They live in groups. They don't breathe air. They lay eggs. 3.Rita: What are these animals? They don't live in groups but they do breathe air. They lay eggs. 4.Mark: What are these animals? They live in groups. They breathe air. They don't lay eggs
Track 39 – Listen and sing. Let's sing the song of the great blue whale. They're very, very big, 30 metres long. They swim in the ocean and they've got big tails. They swim in the ocean and they sing a whale song. They all breathe air. The great blue whale, the great blue whale, No, they haven't got gills. Let's sing the song of the great blue whale. They haven't got teeth but they all eat krill.

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