Hello Students, well this month we celebrate the Christmas, a very good time to wish good thongs to our friends, and thinking of this I am giving the song "You've Got a Friend" from Carole King, let's think about how we can change our world...Whenyou're down and troubledandyou need some love and care and nothing, ooh, nothing is going right.Closeyour eyes and think of meandsoon I will be theretobrighten up even your darkest nights.You just call outmy name,and youknow wherever I amI'llcome running, oh yeah babytosee you again.Winter,spring, summer or fall,allyou have to do is callandI'll be there, yeah, yeah, yeahYou'vegot a friend.If the sky aboveyoushould turndark and full of cloudsandthat old north wind should begin to blowKeepyour head together and call my name out loudandsoon I will be knocking upon your door.Youjust call out my name,andyou know where ever I amI'llcome running to see you again.Winter,spring, summer or fall,allyou got to do is callandI'll be there, yeah, yeah, yeahHey, ain't it goodto know that you've got a friend?Peoplecan be so cold.They'llhurt you and desert you.Wellthey'll take your soul if you let them.Ohyeah, but don't you let them.You just call outmy name,and youknow wherever I amI'llcome running to see you again.Ohbabe, don't you know that,Winter,spring, summer or fall,Heynow, all you've go to do is call.Lord,I'll be there, yes Iwill.You'vegot a friend.You'vegot a friend.Ain'tit good to know you've got a friend.Ain'tit good to know you've got a friend.You'vegot a friend. Hello Students here we have a scene for the film In and Out with the actor Kavin Kline, very funny I hope you all can enjoy and practice the listening skill, any doubt please send a comment or e-mail. Havy Fun![Dramatic brass introductory theme]ANNOUNCER: Welcome to our series...on exploring your masculinity. Thisis audio tape number one..."Getting a Grip." (Musicends]Are you dressed in suitably masculine attire?HOWARD: Very.- Are you in control?- Yes.ANNOUNCER: Are you ready totake charge? Are you a man?HOWARD: Yes!ANNOUNCER: Stand up. Stand straight and tall.Excuse me,are we a little teapot? Untuck your shirt.Just one side.HOWARD: Ohh.ANNOUNCER: You hate this, don't you?HOWARD: Look at it!ANNOUNCER: You want to be neat.You want to be tidy. Adjust yourself. Not there. The package, sissy man. The family jewels. Grab 'em.HOWARD: Mmm.- You're in a barroom.- OK.ANNOUNCER: Repeat after me. -"Yo."- Yo!- "Hot damn."- Hot damn!ANNOUNCER: "What a fabulous window treatment."- What a fabulous...- That was a trick.HOWARD: Oh! Damn!ANNOUNCER: We've come to the most critical area... of masculinebehavior.HOWARD: What?ANNOUNCER: Dancing.WOMAN: [Singing] First I was afraid... I was petrified.HOWARD: Dancing.ANNOUNCER: Truly manly men do not dance.HOWARD: Oh, come on!ANNOUNCER: Under any circumstances.This will be your ultimate test.At all costs avoid rhythm,grace, and pleasure.Whatever you do, do notdance. [Song speeds up with disco beat]HOWARD: I won't!ANNOUNCER: Can you hear it?HOWARD: Yes.ANNOUNCER: Can you hear the demon? "Dance," the demonwhispers.Everyone else is dancing. They're getting down. They're getting funkynow. They're having fun!- Not you!- No.ANNOUNCER: Catch the fever.Feel the heat of the disco beat. It's calling to you. Do not listen!Men do not dance. They work, they drink, they have bad backs. They donot dance.Hold still. Hold tight.