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Loch Ness Monster
Loch Ness Monster

Learn English meaning of ‘Loch Ness Monster’

Date: Jul 11 2016

Themes: Alternative, Celebrity

Intro

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The famous Loch Ness Monster is a legend. Some people think this creature really lives in a big lake in Scotland. They call her Nessie. And many of these people think that Nessie is the last dinosaur.

However, other people are skeptical. They think that the Loch Ness Monster is a hoax because very few people see her. They want more proof before they will believe in Nessie.

Vocab

legend n.

Definition

Example Michael Jordan is a legend. He was the best basketball player ever.

Example Michael Jordan is a legend. He was the best basketball player ever.

dinosaur n.

Definition

Example My favorite kind of dinosaur is the velociraptor.

skeptical adj.

Definition

Example I'm skeptical about my sister's boyfriend. He seems like a jerk.

hoax n.

Definition

Example They played this funny hoax on Jane last night.

proof n.

Definition

Example Laura says she didn't cheat on the test, but her teacher wants proof.

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Quiz

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Discussion

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Do you believe in the Loch Ness Monster? What legendary creatures live in your country?

Comments

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KenneBrazil

Brazil

I think it’s a very big joke. 

09:43 PM Jul 11 2016 |

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ora9i

Poland

Mojtaba, maybe the lake is too big for one wecamera. Loch Ness has about 56 square kilometers wherein over 36 km lenght. One camera not enough.


For me scientist should examine the bottom of the lake searching big animals’ skeletons. We, people, still find the living fossils, small and big, so who knows? Maybe in Loch Ness live dinosaurs? Time will solve this puzzle.

06:55 PM Jul 11 2016 |

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ora9i

Poland

I have question about pronunciation of “been”.


Romeo pronounce this word as [bin] or [bi:n]. Gary pronounce “been” as [ben].


Which pronunciation is correct? How do I pronounce it correctly?


Can someone explain this to me?

06:42 PM Jul 11 2016 |

ekieen

ekieen

Malaysia

Nothing is impossible…..

05:03 PM Jul 11 2016 |

mojtaba

mojtaba

Iran, Islamic Republic Of

Maybe there exists something like a odd creature in small size but absolutely not in dinosaur size,don’t believe it,


I see a documentary about this lake that adocumentaries install a hidden webcam near the lake for a month but didn’t caught anything 

03:33 PM Jul 11 2016 |

Halidd

Turkey

It may be. But If we haven’t got any proof, we are rigt to be skeptical. İn the past there was dinosours. we can see this helping with the scients. Th thing is there is no any evidence about this legend. So Im a little doubtful.

12:54 PM Jul 11 2016 |

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