Hello, everyone!
Today I have listened some music again. It was Frank Sinatra - "Send in the Clowns". This song is very old, I have to say, so I was bored a little while listening, frankly speaking. But I suppose, we have to know and respect such legendary authors, as Frank Sinatra. So, I listened to it and filled the missing places correct, because the song is very calm and I could hear everything clear. I just had some rest with the cup of tea after the long day and I liked it!
Then I went to Randall`s tipes and chosen "Haven't We Met Before?". I thought it might be interesting and I didn`t fault. It was really funny to listen, how the guy tries to remember the girl`s name, makes mistakes and finally invites her to the date. Of course, she refused at last. Unfortunately, there are a lot of such forgetful people around and it annoys sometimes. Nobody likes when his name is spoken wrong, everybody in our group can proove it)
So, generally, I enjoyed my listening and the further I do that I understand, that we really need such practise.
Thanks a lot.
Yours, Aliona Kovalinska.
Today I have listened some music again. It was Frank Sinatra - "Send in the Clowns". This song is very old, I have to say, so I was bored a little while listening, frankly speaking. But I suppose, we have to know and respect such legendary authors, as Frank Sinatra. So, I listened to it and filled the missing places correct, because the song is very calm and I could hear everything clear. I just had some rest with the cup of tea after the long day and I liked it!
Then I went to Randall`s tipes and chosen "Haven't We Met Before?". I thought it might be interesting and I didn`t fault. It was really funny to listen, how the guy tries to remember the girl`s name, makes mistakes and finally invites her to the date. Of course, she refused at last. Unfortunately, there are a lot of such forgetful people around and it annoys sometimes. Nobody likes when his name is spoken wrong, everybody in our group can proove it)
So, generally, I enjoyed my listening and the further I do that I understand, that we really need such practise.
Thanks a lot.
Yours, Aliona Kovalinska.
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