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ESL Podcast 325 ? Describing People?s Moods<br /><br />Slow dialog: 1:21<br />Explanations: 3:03<br />Fast dialog: 10:50<br /><br />Brett: Do you know what kind of mood Mom is in?<br /><br />Molly: Not really. Why?<br /><br />Brett: I really need a raise in my allowance and I?m waiting for the right time to ask. She?ll be more likely to say ?yes? if she?s not feeling too grouchy.<br /><br />Molly: I wouldn?t count on this being a good time. She looked a little upset after getting off the phone with Aunt Teri. <br /><br />Brett: Why?<br /><br />Molly: Aunt Teri has been down in the dumps since Cousin Frank decided to take a job in Cambodia. He?s on cloud nine about this new job, but Aunt Teri is anxious about him moving so far away.<br /><br />Brett: I see. Well, I?ve got to think of some way to cheer her up. It?s a lost cause if I ask her while she?s angry, on edge, or depressed.<br /><br />Molly: You know that Mom is always happy to hear good news about school. Do you have anything new to report?<br /><br />Brett: I hadn?t thought of that. I need to come up with something.<br /><br />Molly: Be patient. Wait for the right moment and then strike. I speak from years of experience.<br /><br />Brett: Right. Thanks. <br /><br /><br />Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
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ESL Podcast 325 ? Describing People?s Moods<br /><br />Slow dialog: 1:21<br />Explanations: 3:03<br />Fast dialog: 10:50<br /><br />Brett: Do you know what kind of mood Mom is in?<br /><br />Molly: Not really. Why?<br /><br />Brett: I really need a raise in my allowance and I?m waiting for the right time to ask. She?ll be more likely to say ?yes? if she?s not feeling too grouchy.<br /><br />Molly: I wouldn?t count on this being a good time. She looked a little upset after getting off the phone with Aunt Teri. <br /><br />Brett: Why?<br /><br />Molly: Aunt Teri has been down in the dumps since Cousin Frank decided to take a job in Cambodia. He?s on cloud nine about this new job, but Aunt Teri is anxious about him moving so far away.<br /><br />Brett: I see. Well, I?ve got to think of some way to cheer her up. It?s a lost cause if I ask her while she?s angry, on edge, or depressed.<br /><br />Molly: You know that Mom is always happy to hear good news about school. Do you have anything new to report?<br /><br />Brett: I hadn?t thought of that. I need to come up with something.<br /><br />Molly: Be patient. Wait for the right moment and then strike. I speak from years of experience.<br /><br />Brett: Right. Thanks. <br /><br /><br />Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
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