- Audio Lessons 1151 - 1200
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Born to Run
Views #1200 | Intermediate (B1) -
Other Means
Views #1199 | Intermediate (B1) -
Alternative Exercise
Views #1198 | Intermediate (B1) -
Extreme Weather
Views #1197 | Intermediate (B1) -
Rainy Routine
Views #1196 | Intermediate (B1) -
Rain Pain
Views #1195 | Intermediate (B1) -
His Bad Habits
Views #1194 | Intermediate (B1) -
His Change
Views #1193 | Intermediate (B1) -
Katia's Weekend
Views #1192 | Intermediate (B1) -
Alex's Weekend
Views #1191 | Intermediate (B1) -
Language Learners
Views #1190 | Intermediate (B1) -
Learning Language
Views #1189 | Intermediate (B1) -
Women and Football
Views #1188 | Intermediate (B1) -
Soccer Emotions
Views #1187 | Intermediate (B1) -
Match Day
Views #1186 | Intermediate (B1) -
Football Culture
Views #1185 | Intermediate (B1) -
Character Changes
Views #1184 | Intermediate (B1) -
Changes in Appearance
Views #1183 | Intermediate (B1) -
The Real World
Views #1182 | Advanced (C1) -
Internship
Views #1181 | Advanced (C1) -
Rave Scene
Views #1180 | Intermediate (B1) -
Salsa Dancing
Views #1179 | Intermediate (B1) -
High Cost of Tourism
Views #1178 | Advanced (C1) -
The Galapogos
Views #1177 | Advanced (C1) -
Tacos for Two
Views #1176 | Intermediate (B1) -
The Day of the Dead
Views #1175 | Intermediate (B1) -
Future Plans for Alex
Views #1174 | Intermediate (B1) -
Future Plans for Maria
Views #1173 | Intermediate (B1) -
Road Regulations
Views #1172 | Advanced (C1) -
Road Rage
Views #1171 | Advanced (C1) -
Cambodia Road Trip Part 3
Views #1169 | Advanced (C1) -
Cambodia Road Trip Part 2
Views #1168 | Advanced (C1) -
Cambodia Road Trip Part 1
Views #1167 | Advanced (C1) -
Social Media Overload
Views #1166 | Intermediate (B1) -
Social Connections
Views #1165 | Intermediate (B1) -
Families and Facebook
Views #1164 | Intermediate (B1) -
Parent Watch
Views #1163 | Intermediate (B1) -
More Tips for Chile
Views #1162 | Intermediate (B1) -
Chile Travel Tips
Views #1161 | Intermediate (B1) -
Projects in Educations
Views #1160 | Intermediate (B1) -
Testing Students
Views #1159 | Intermediate (B1) -
Rehab and Yoga
Views #1158 | Advances (C1) -
Gyms and Fitness
Views #1157 | Advanced (C1) -
The Economy for Europeans
Views #1156 | Advanced (C1) -
Economics in Australia
Views #1155 | Advanced (C1) -
Long Distance Relationships
Views #1154 | Intermediate (B1) -
Love At First Sight
Views #1153 | Intermediate (B1) -
Buenos Aires at Night
Views #1152 | Advanced (C1) -
Buenos Aires
Views #1151 | Advanced (C1)
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Women and Football
Daniel and Valeria talk about women and football in their countries.
Valeria: How about women? How do they live football, soccer?
Daniel: Well recently they are getting more and more into football and if you go to the stadium you can see more and more women come in and once they get into football it's really common to see them at the stadium for example. So and it's really nice because it used to be a kind of activity just for men, like supporting teams, knowing about football, going to the stadium but now it's more like you get a lot of couples there and you get a lot of families so I think it's a good point that women are getting more and more involved. So are you involved in football, are you into football?
Valeria: Actually, I'm kind of a weird case for my country because I'm not very interested in soccer but still I know when there is a match, about the result and I have my favorite team as well but I don't watch the match but I'm very, very weird. I'm not the rule at all. I'm kind of the exception.
Daniel: So basically in Argentina women would be interested in football?
Valeria: Women are like this, the same as in Chile, they are getting more and more involved with soccer. In the past it was like a social activity that you are a woman and you are with your family, your father, your brother, your boyfriend, your husband and you shared the moment and now more and more they are, I mean women are playing soccer, going to the stadium or we can see like girls meeting for watching the match.
Daniel: Wow, that's good.
couple
You get a lot of couples there and you get a lot of families.
Used like this, 'couple' refers to a romantic pair of people. This can mean either people who are married or in a relationship. Notice the following:
- I didn't know they were a couple. I thought they were
just friends.
- There won't be many people at the party, just a few
couples.
involved
Are you involved in football, are you into football?
Something that you are 'involved in' is something that you do or participate in regularly. Notice the following:
- He is very involved with the music programs at his
school.
- She first got involved with volunteer work when she was
in middle school.
I'm not the rule
I'm very, very weird. I'm not the rule at all. I'm kind of the exception.
When you say that you are 'not the rule,' it means that most people think or act differently from you. Notice the following:
- We love spicy food, but are definitely not the rule in
this area.
- I like to wake up early, but I'm not the rule.
I'm the exception
I'm very, very weird. I'm not the rule at all. I'm kind of the exception.
You are the 'exception' when you do not follow the general rule and are different from most people. Notice the following:
- Her whole family is really tall, so she's the exception.
- Not many people worked while they were in school. I am
kind of the exception.
social activity
In the past soccer was like a social activity.
A 'social activity' is something that you do for fun where you can be around other people. Notice the following:
- We were involved in some of the same social activities
when we were in school.
- She was never very serious about volleyball. It was like
a social activity, because all her friends were in it.
Vocabulary Quiz
exception • social
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