This American Life: Embarrassing Moments

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This American Life: Embarrassing Moments

This American Life: 20 acts in 60 minutes – Act 1 Lead-in Do you know this guy? You are going to listen to him talking about an embarrassing moment. What would an actor find embarrassing? Play the audio file (This American Life: 20 acts in 60 minutes) Were your predictions correct?

Listen again and fill in the gaps So _____ ____ _____ sudden, the 10 minutes we're sitting there _____ _____ _____ start, three or four people _____ _____ _____ me and recognize me. I mean, they know exactly who I am. And they are quoting lines from a television show _____ _____ _____. And like, hey, you were Joshua on Friends. Drill the connected speech /ɒləvə/ all of a /kəmʌptə/ come up to /fɜ:rɪdə/ for it to /aɪwəzɑ:n/ I was on

Listen to the extract again and underline the stressed words So all of a sudden, the 10 minutes we're sitting there waiting for it to start, three or four people come up to me and recognize me. I mean, they know exactly who I am. And they are quoting lines from a television show I was on. And like, hey, you were Joshua on Friends. Ask students to practice saying the text to each other using the stress and connected speech

Language Analysis How do we tell stories in English? What tenses do we use? “The guy is sort of not taking the photo very quickly.” “He’s just sort of staring at me.” “I’m like, ok, it was really wonderful to meet you.” Present tenses to make stories more immediate. Other interesting language: “I was like hey” – introducing direct speech Fillers: So, like, you know, I mean…