Acrobatic Dancing

Vocabulary

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Transcript

Ant and Dec: Good luck boys.
Simon: Good evening, guys. You are . . . ?
OK Worldwide: We are OK Worldwide. I’m from Essex and these guys are from Romania.
Simon: Oh, really? What are you going to do today?
OK Worldwide: Dance slash acrobatics, free-running, gymnastics.
Simon: And what do you hope to achieve by doing that in the show?
OK Worldwide: We want to entertain the whole of Britain — and hopefully the whole of the world.
Simon: Alright, well good luck.

Amanda Holden: It was such a feast for the eyes. You were a human fairground.
Simon: I always like to see on the show something I’ve never seen before. And that’s exactly what the act was.
OK Worldwide: Thank you.
Simon: Four ‘yeses’ congratulations.

Ant and Dec: How does it feel?
OK Worldwide: Brilliant. Best feeling I’ve ever had.

David Williams: That was great. I loved the variety.

Questions

1. The guys told the judges their names: Bob, Jim, Tom and Mike. True or false? What was the name of their group?

2. Are they all from the United Kingdom (UK)?

3. They said they wanted to be the winner of Britain’s Got Talent; they want to win one million dollars. Is that right or wrong?

4. Did they sing a song? What did they do?

5. Was their performance very easy, easy, so-so, in the middle, hard (difficult), very difficult, or very, very difficult?

6. The audience and judges felt bored. Is this correct or incorrect?

7. Does Simon the judge like to see the same thing over . . . and over . . . and over . . . again . . . and again . . . and again, or does he like new and different performance?

8. How did the judges vote? Did they voted ‘no’?

A. My friends and I can do this type of performance. Yes or no?

B. Have you seen this type of performance in your city?

C. My friends and I wish we could do acrobatics, gymnastics, free-running. True or false?

D. I would like to enter Britain’s Got Talent.

E. What will happen in the future?