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Get ready to explore Greece through useful and short stories, made just for you.
Each audio file includes a short story that will help you practice your listening skills and learn new vocabulary.
Here are a few tips / suggestions on how to make the best use of the audio stories that you will find below:
1. Listen to the first audio file which includes the whole piece and keep notes.
2. Then play each of the following files separately and write down what you hear.
3. Click on the “Script in Greek” button to find the correct answer and on the “English translation” button for the text in English.
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Vocabulary: family members and relationships
Communication: how to present your family by sharing details about each member and the relationships between them
Vocabulary: shopping items
Grammar: accusative as an object
Communication: how to ask buy at a souvenir shop, using phrases related to asking about the price and avaibility
Vocabulary: daily activities and routines
Grammar: present tense, to describe habitual actions and routines
Communication: how to describe your morning routine by using clear, chronological expressions
Vocabulary: verbs of movement, means of transport
Grammar: present tense, to talk about scheduled events
Communication: how to book a ticket, using phrases related to making reservations and inquiring about details
Vocabulary: give directions
Grammar: the verb “υπάρχει”
Communication: how to politely ask for directions
Grammar: plural forms of nouns, descriptive adjectives,
agreement with plural nouns
Vocabulary: words and phrases related to the house, including types of rooms, furniture, and features
Communication: how to describe your house
Grammar: adjectives in singular number, agreement with nouns
Vocabulary: descriptive adjectives
Communication: how to describe a place
Grammar: πολύς/πολλή΄/πολύ, adjectives in plural number, agreement with plural nouns
Vocabulary: descriptive adjectives, verbs ending in -ομαι
Communication: how to describe a place
Vocabulary: key travel-related words and phrases are used to describe transportation, landmarks, and activities.
Grammar: present tense to describe habitual activities during the trip and to express actions planned for the immediate future
Communication: how to write a postcard or an email providing updates about the trip in a friendly tone
Vocabulary: words related to health, as well as phrases for giving advice about feeling better
Grammar: subjunctive mood, which is used to express wishes, suggestions, or hypothetical situations related to the man’s health
Communication: how to share your health symptoms, how to give advice
Vocabulary: cooking-related verbs, cooking ingredients and tools
Grammar: present tense to give instructions
Communication: how to share a recipe
Vocabulary: cooking-related terms and ingredients
Grammar: present tense is used to give clear, direct instructions for preparing the dish
Communication:describe the steps of making a recipe by presenting them in a logical, sequential order
Vocabulary: vegetables, words related to the street market
Grammar: plural number
Grammar: simple future tense to describe actions and plans that will happen
Vocabulary: words related to travel, destinations, and experiences
Communication: how to share excitement and plans for the future
Grammar: past tense, to describe actions and experiences that happened during the trip
Vocabulary: words related to travel, locations, and experiences
Communication:how to describe a trip by sharing past experiences and the emotions felt during the journey
Grammar: past tense, to describe actions and experiences that happened during the trip
Vocabulary: words related to travel, locations, and experiences
Communication:how to describe a trip by sharing past experiences and the emotions felt during the journey
Grammar: past tense, which is used to describe the events and experiences that took place during the Christmas holidays.
Vocabulary: words related to Christmas
Communication: how to share personal experiences by discussing what happened during the holidays
Grammar: past tense, which is used to describe the events and experiences that took place during the Easter.
Vocabulary: words related to Easter
Communication: how to share personal experiences by discussing what happened during the holidays
Grammar: adjective – noun agreement
Vocabulary: words related to the tavern, food, and atmosphere
Communication: how to recommend a place by sharing specific details about what makes the tavern special
Grammar: subjunctive mood, which is used to express wishes, hopes, or suggestions regarding the goals she wants to achieve
Vocabulary: related to setting goals and aspirations
Communication: how to express goals and wishes
Grammar: past continuous tense, which is used to describe the events that took place during the Olympic Games
Vocabulary: words related to travel, locations, and experiences
Communication:how to describe a trip by sharing past experiences and the emotions felt during the journey