An Urgent Call to the Embassy Upper Intermediate PREMIUM
In these modern times, life is getting easier and easier. Cell phones and the internet make connecting with loved ones half a world away a simple matter. But nothing reminds us of how fragile all these amenities are like a natural disaster. In this lesson, follow along as a Chinese mother and father learn of a massive earthquake in New Zealand and anxiously try to contact their daughter who is studying there.
Dilu, John | |
1881 | |
Upper Intermediate | |
March 2, 2012 | |
earthquake, parents, accident | |
answering the phone, asking questions, describing feelings | 由于(yóuyú), 据(jù) |
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