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Chapter 6: Where Do You Live?

Listening 1

Part 1

Listen. Match the picture and the audio.

 

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Part 2

Listen again. Find the places on the map.

 

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Vocabulary

Tips

Use landmarks to talk about where you live.

 

Museum

I live in Kitchener, near the Waterloo Region Museum.

Shopping centre, mall

I live in Windsor, near the Devonshire Mall.

Park

I live in Toronto, near High Park.

University

I live in Hamilton, near McMaster University.

College

I live in London, near Fanshawe College.

Hospital

I live in Guelph, near St. Joseph’s Hospital.

 

Note:

How to pronounce “St.”

At the beginning, it is “Saint.”

  • St. Mary’s, St. Catharine’s

At the end, it is “Street.”

  • James St., Kent St.

Ear Training

Spelling

Stress

Fast Speech

Toronto

Tor-ON-to

I live in Toronto, near the Royal Ontario Museum.

TRAN-nuh

I’m going to TRAN-nuh this weekend!

Ottawa

OT-ta-wa

I live in Ottawa, near St. Vincent’s Hospital.

ODD-uh-wuh

I wanna visit ODD-ud-wuh.

Waterloo

Wa-ter-LOO

I live in Waterloo, near Laurier University.

Wuh-der-LOO

Let’s go to Wuh-der-LOO!

Niagara Falls

Ni-A-gra FALLS

I live in Niagara Falls, near Ker Park.

NAG-ra FALLS

Come with me to NAG-ra FALLS!

Listening 2

Listen to the conversation. Choose the correct sentence.

 

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Pronunciation

Thought Groups

Note:

Some words go together to tell one idea. These are thought groups.

Try to say thought groups together, smoothly.

 

Sentence

 
I live in Waterloo, near Laurier University.

Image of the sentence 'I live in Waterloo, near Laurier University' incorrectly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in,' followed by 'Waterloo, near,' then 'Laurier' and 'University.'

Image of the sentence 'I live in Waterloo, near Laurier University' correctly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in Waterloo,' followed by 'near Laurier University.'

 
I live in Niagara Falls, near Fireman’s Park.

Image of the sentence 'I live in Niagara Falls, near Fireman's Park' incorrectly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live,' followed by 'in Niagara,' then 'Falls, near,' then 'Fireman's' and 'Park.'

Image of the sentence 'I live in Niagara Falls, near Fireman's Park' correctly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in Niagara Falls,' followed by 'near Fireman's Park.'

 
I live in Toronto, near St. Joseph’s Hospital.

Image of the sentence 'I live in Toronto, near St. Joseph's Hospital' incorrectly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I,' then 'live in,' followed by 'Toronto,' then 'near St.,' then 'Joseph's Hospital.'

Image of the sentence 'I live in Toronto, near St. Joseph's Hospital' correctly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in Toronto,' followed by 'near St. Joseph's Hospital.'

 
I live in Ottawa, near IKEA.

Image of the sentence 'I live in Ottawa, near IKEA' incorrectly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in,' followed by 'Ottawa, near,' then 'IKEA.'

Image of the sentence 'I live in Ottawa, near IKEA' correctly divided into thought groups. The first thought group is divided as 'I live in Ottawa,' followed by 'near IKEA.'

Speaking

Where do you live? What is it near?

Example:
 

I live in Brantford. It’s between London and Hamilton. I live near Hillcrest Park.

Media Attributions

References

Arizona State University. (2024). EdPlus Voiceover Generator [Voiceover audio generator].

Artificial Intelligence Disclosure

  • The Arizona State University EdPlus Voiceover Generator was used to create some of the voiceover audio, where indicated. Adaptations include modification of speed and/or timing, and comping of output takes.