And so to the 2nd installment of this year's Maturita funnies:
Canada & Australia is always a good source for amusing misinformation:
‘’Kiwis live in Australia.’ - Well, can YOU spot the Kiwi?? :)
No mistake here, but still an amusing insight :-)
"I was born in a house in Prostejov which later became an old people's home, and I will probably end up there!"
And the winner of the Master of the Obvious award!! - "The melting ice caps are...melting."
And the award for the most orignal pronunciation:
And a return for the classic: "There are beers in Canada."
And part of a conversation in a role play: "I would like to book a table in your reservation."
And finally, the last exam brought this gem: "Scotland is the most beautiful part of England."
On describing a scene from a Shakespearean classic:
"Juliet was speaking from the balcony & didn't know that she (Romeo!) was there in the bushes below..."
"Juliet was speaking from the balcony & didn't know that she (Romeo!) was there in the bushes below..."
No mistake here, but still an amusing insight :-)
"I was born in a house in Prostejov which later became an old people's home, and I will probably end up there!"
Sometimes...you just can't find the right word, can you?
Oh those tenses!!
"I have choosen..."
"I have choosen..."
History is frequently changed during these exams...
"The world Vietnam war..." - I don't remember it being so broad!
"The world Vietnam war..." - I don't remember it being so broad!
Another case of a bad word choice :-)
"There is a problem in the environment with exhale
fumes..."
And the winner of the Master of the Obvious award!! - "The melting ice caps are...melting."
And the award for the most orignal pronunciation:
"MAPPEL
SIGHRUP" = maple syrup
And a return for the classic: "There are beers in Canada."
And part of a conversation in a role play: "I would like to book a table in your reservation."
And finally, the last exam brought this gem: "Scotland is the most beautiful part of England."
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