Australia Network - Living English - EPISODE 29: Do you have a wok?

Episode 29:

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Episode 1. Pleased to meet you

Episode 2. Enjoy Your Stay

Episode 3. What time is it?

Episode 4. Second on the Left

Episode 5. Are you married?

Episode 6. He didn't write

Episode 7. Come to Lunch

Episode 8. This is my brother

Episode 9. The most beautiful city

Episode 10. What's the matter?

Episode 11. Let me Help

Episode 12. The day after tomorrow

Episode 13. What are you doing tomorrow?

Episode 14. Are there some kangaroos?

Episode 15. A big grey one

Episode 16. What Would you Like?

Episode 17. I usually catch a bus

Episode 18. There's a message for you

Episode 19. I haven’t found him

Episode 20. You walk sadly

Episode 21. Single trip or Daytrip?

Episode 22. Look after yourself

Episode 23. If I were you

Episode 24. The Most Expensive Wine

Episode 25. How many prawns?

Episode 26. I thought I saw him

Episode 27. It's made of gold

Episode 28. You should relax

Episode 29. Do you have a wok?

Episode 30. First, fry the prawns

Episode 31. That was Delicious

Episode 32. He says he knows my brother

Episode 33. Who Wants to Know?

Episode 34. You were going too fast

Episode 35. This is the house

Episode 36. This is your nephew

Episode 37. I had to find a job

Episode 38. You Should Ring Your Parents

Episode 39. How could you?

Episode 40. He said he loved me

Episode 41. If I like you

Episode 42. See You Again

EPISODE 29 TRANSCRIPT

SARAH shows ANNE her kitchen
ANNE has her shopping in a bag. She puts it on the bench while SARAH shows her around the kitchen.

SARAH
Are you feeling better now?

ANNE
Yes, the Doctor said I should relax.

SARAH
Why don’t you sit down? Let me cook.

ANNE
No. I enjoy cooking. It is relaxing for me.

SARAH
Okay then. Well, let me help. What do you need?

ANNE
I need a sharp knife.

SARAH
The knives are in this drawer.

ANNE
And a wok. Do you have one?

SARAH
Yes of course. It’s in this cupboard.

ANNE
And do you have a …. Hmmm. I don’t know what it’s called. A kind of saucepan with holes in it.

SARAH
A colander. It’s in here too. It’s behind the saucepan.

ANNE
And I’ll need a bowl.

SARAH
Large or small?

ANNE
Big enough to hold these prawns.

SARAH
Oh, yum, prawns. I love prawns. How about this one?
She holds up a very big bowl.

ANNE
No, that’s too big. I don’t need one as big as that.

SARAH
This one?

ANNE
That’s perfect. Okay, I’m ready!

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1. Some Useful Phrases | 2. Next To, Behind & In Front Of | 3. Attributes | 4. Enough

	1. SOME USEFUL PHRASES
	Sarah asks Anne:
	SARAH Are you feeling better now?
	Sarah is showing her concern because she knows Anne was not feeling well. Anne says she is feeling better and tells Sarah what the Doctor told her to do:
	ANNE Yes, the Doctor said I should relax.
	You can say: The doctor said I should take some medicine. The doctor said I should do some exercise. The doctor said I should get some sleep.

	2. NEXT TO, BEHIND & INFRONT OF
	The cup is next to the bowl. The bowl is next to the cup.
	The plate is behind the bowl. The bowl is in front of the plate.

	3. ATTRIBUTES
	Here are some ways to describe kitchen objects.
	It’s made of metal. It has a wooden handle. It’s sharp. It’s a knife.
	It’s soft. You can squeeze it. It’s a sponge.
	It’s round. It’s hard. It’s breakable. It’s a plate

	4. ENOUGH
	The box is big enough to fit this ball. The ball is small enough to fit in the box.
	The box is not big enough for this ball.
	ANNE And I’ll need a bowl. SARAH Large or small? ANNE Big enough to hold these prawns.
	We can also use the word enough to say that we don’t need any more I’ve done enough study today.
	Words spelled with ough are pronounced in different ways. I bought a new shirt today. Though I don’t think it fits. You’ve got a nasty cough. Don’t go through a red light. That’s enough for today.