Mr. Bean Makes a Sandwich

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Hey, there's Mr. Bean. He's in the park. He sees a man sitting on the bench. He sits down beside the man. "Just popped out for lunch!" "Me too. Would you like a sandwich?" "No absolutely." The man eats the sandwich. Mr. Bean his pocket. He a loaf of bread. He some scissors. He cuts the bread. He the garbage. He cuts a slice of bread. He his knee. He cuts another slice of bread. Mr. Bean takes out a dish of butter. He the dish. He has a credit card. He spreads the butter on the bread with his credit card. "My flexible friend!" Mr. Bean of lettuce. He looks at the lettuce leaf. He washes the lettuce leaf in the water fountain. He his shoe. He takes off his sock. He his sock. He the sock to dry the lettuce. He puts the two pieces of bread on his knees. He puts the lettuce leaf on the bread. He puts his sock on the bench to dry. Mr. Bean of fish. He opens the jar. He pounds the fish on the park bench. He pounds the fish on the park bench. "Is it dead? Yes." He puts the fish on the sandwich. He puts a handkerchief on the park bench. He takes out some peppercorns and the handkerchief. He pounds the peppercorns with his shoe to crush them. He sprinkles pepper on his sandwich. His sandwich is ready. He sees the man drinking tea. He has a tea bag too. He takes out his hot water bottle. He his ear! He the hot water bottle. He takes out a bottle of baby milk. He drinks the baby milk and the hot water bottle. He to stir the tea or mix the tea. Mr. Bean his neck. Oh! He sneezes. He drops his sandwich and the water, the tea, of the hot water bottle. Mr. Bean offers the man a sandwich. He takes the sandwich. “Thanks.”
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Making Breakfast - LINC 1.27

Watch the video. Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation.
like   ·  have to   ·  Why don't you   ·  will taste   ·  I'll start   ·  Should   ·  some   ·  How about   ·  some   ·  any   ·  almost   ·  Would you like   ·  should   ·  should   ·  some   ·  Would   ·  haven't had   ·  I'll just put   ·  the one   ·  some  
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RICO: Is the coffee ready?
LINDA: Uh-huh.
RICO: Okay. Where's the cream?
LINDA: We ran out of cream. You'll use milk.
RICO: Okay, milk-here it is.
LINDA: some cereal?
RICO: No, I'm sick of cereal. I'm really hungry this morning. How about eggs?
LINDA: Mmmm-sounds great. Can you get them out of the fridge?
RICO: Okay. Should I use olive oil?
LINDA: No. Use butter. It better.
RICO: you like your eggs fried or scrambled?
LINDA: How about an omelet?
RICO: That's a good idea! I an omelet for a long time. Would you a cheese omelet?
LINDA: a Mexican omelet. With salsa and cream cheese?
RICO: Good idea! Here's the salsa. Where's the cream cheese?
LINDA: It be in there.
RICO: Oh. Here it is. One cream cheese coming up.
LINDA: Are you ready for coffee now?
RICO: Yes, please. Cup of coffee would be great. Where's the sugar?
LINDA: Oh. Here it is.
RICO: Thanks. Do we have whole wheat bread? That would be nice toasted.
LINDA: I already got it out for you.
RICO: And jam?
LINDA: Did you like the kind we had yesterday?
RICO: Black current?
LINDA: That's .
RICO: Okay. Now how many eggs I put in? Four?
LINDA: Add an extra egg. Make it five.
RICO: Okay.
LINDA: Would you like orange juice?
RICO: Ah, yes please. Just put these eggs back in the fridge.
LINDA: I start the toast?
RICO: Ah, no. set the dishes out? And I'll make the toast.
LINDA: Okay. Here are the plates, forks, and knives. Shall I set out the salt and
pepper?
RICO: I don't think so. This will be done to perfection!
LINDA: Great. Well, the plates and the cutlery on the table.
RICO: Okay. And the omelet. Ooops!
LINDA: Anything wrong?
RICO: Ah-I think I'll need an extra egg.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English Video courtesy TRU University - Open Learning Division