Resisting Relocation Upper Intermediate PREMIUM
It's been a bad day: a misfiled report at work, a burgeoning head cold, and a drawn out fight with the missus that ended only when the phone line went dead (thank heavens.) You arrive home, eager to forget your troubles with a luke-warm bottle of beer. And that's when you discover that your home no longer exists per se, although they might keep the outer wall as a support strut for the new Olympic-themed Shenzhen-Guilin railway overpass. Turns out you're being relocated. Too bad you didn't listen to this podcast in Mandarin Chinese months ago, so you could have made more sense of that relocation notice.
Jenny, John | |
0531 | |
Upper Intermediate | |
May 30, 2007 | |
10s | |
accommodation, government, town and city | |
anger and annoyance, certainty, cause and effect |
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