Countries and nationalities.
Hey, mom.
Hi, Jimmy, how are things at school?
It's OK, but I have a geography test tomorrow.
Oh, these tests are always so stressful.
Need help?
I think, yes, this is a task where you should match the capital and the country and the language with
the nationality, and it's kind of difficult.
My advice is to study up on all the material that you have about the countries and nationalities, look
through all your notes and review everything that you've studied before, and then I'll check your knowledge.
All right, I'll try my best.
How's your progress, Jimmy?
I think I'm ready.
That's good news.
Can I check then?
Yes, for sure, ask any question, I'm sure I'll give a correct answer.
OK, what's the capital of France?
Easy, Paris.
That's right, what language they speak their.
Right.
What's the capital of India and what you call the people who live there?
The capital of India is New Delhi and people Indiana.
What Indiana is a state in the US, Jim.
The nationality of people living in India is called Indian, not Indiana.
Oh, yes, I probably confused these to give me one more chance to ask a question.
What is the nationality of people living in Austria?
Australians, but it's an interesting fact that they speak German, they're not Australian.
That's an interesting fact that you studied for two hours and didn't learn anything.
Australia is a separate continent and country.
Austria is a European country.
How is it possible to confuse them?
I don't know, they all sound pretty much the same.
Stop shooting from the hip with your answers and tell me that you played video games instead of studying
for a test.
But the game that I played is connected with geography, it's about pirates and seas and exploring the
new continent.
Jimmy, if you really want to get good result, you should go the extra mile and open the books.
Countries and nationalities, hey, mom.
Hi, Jimmy, how are things at school?
It's OK, but I have a geography test tomorrow.
How these tests are always so stressful, do you need any help?
I think, yes, there's this task where you should match the capital in the country and the language
with the nationality.
It's kind of difficult.
My advice is to study up on all the material that you have about the countries and nationalities, look
through all your notes and review everything that you have studied before, and then I'll check your
knowledge.
All right, I will try my best.
How is your progress, Jimmy?
I think I'm ready.
That's good news.
Can I check then?
Yes, for sure.
Ask any question, I'm sure I'll give it a correct answer.
OK, what's the capital of France?
Easy, Paris.
That's right.
What language do they speak their?
Right.
What's the capital of India and what do you call people who live there?
The capital of India's New Delhi and people from Indiana.
What Indiana is a state in the U.S., Jimmy, the nationality of people living in India is called Indian,
not Indiana.
Oh, yes, I probably confused these to give me one more chance to ask a question.
What is the nationality of people living in Austria?
Australians, but it's an interesting fact that they speak German, they're not Australian.
That's an interesting fact that you studied for two hours and didn't learn anything.
Australia is a separate continent and country.
Austria is a European country.
How is it possible to confuse them?
I don't know, they all sound pretty much the same.
Stop shooting from the hip with your answers and tell me that you played video games instead of studying
for a test.
But the game that I played is connected with geography, it's about pirates and seas and exploring the
new continents.
Oh, Jimmy, if you really want to get a good result, you should go the extra mile and open the books.