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Episode Summary:
This is one of the most interesting Real English Conversations about the world famous Niagara Falls. We discuss how they were created, why people are attracted to it and how it changes its appearance dramatically during the winter months. We also share with you some history about this amazing landmark.
Links:
Watch our Youtube video of this conversation here.
Drone Video.
Article about the semi-frozen waterfall.
Real English Tip:
For the tip in this episode, we give you some polite ways to leave a situation when you would like to go. These are the most common ways that we let the people we are visiting with know that we are ready to part ways with them.
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Amy: Hey this is Amy from Real English Conversations and today our conversation is going to be about the world’s largest waterfall which happens to be located in Canada and the U.S. And for the English tip we'ree going to give you some easy ways to get out of a conversation or a situation while sounding polite.
Amy: Hey everybody and welcome to another episode from realenglishconversations.com my name’s Amy and I’m here with Curtis and what are we going to be talking about today?
Curtis: Today we’re going to be talking about how we’ve been experiencing above normal temperatures here in the west coast and comparing it to the below normal temperatures on the other side of the country.
Amy: And what sort of effect has it had for the East Coast?
Curtis: I was really surprised. There’s something called the Niagara Falls….
Amy: I’m sure you guys have heard about it it’s the largest waterfall in the world.
Curtis: I saw some footage1 recently.
Amy: Someone recorded something on a video camera, you mean right?
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