Feedback on audio recording (2 what a performance!)

[ArtLev]

Hi!
I found a couple of words in this story, which misspelled: "realise" (get the impression that someone is tapping my knees but then I realise that it’s the woman in front who is fidgeting. ) = "realize", and "neighbour" (It was then I said to my elderly neighbour in I suppose a rather loud voice (but you must remember she is having a problem with her hearing)...) = "neighbor".

Correct me if I'm wrong... Thanks :)

[Torsten]

Those are the correct spellings in British English.

TOEIC listening, photographs: A stroll by the sea

[ArtLev]

Thank you very much! I'll know :)

[Virginiagib]

Hi Alan,

In the sentence ... "There will now be a short intermission" could you replace it for "Now there will be a short intermission" or "There will be a short intermission now"
Which is more colloquial?

[Lobo]

Hi,

In this story which is very interesting, amusing and useful to understand the present continuous, there is something that was no clear for me, the title of the play: Mother knows best.

What does it mean? I’m supposing that it is something like: Mother always is right or Mother knows everything, or Mother always knows what it is more convenient for her children.

Could you explain the meaning?

Regards

[Beeesneees]

'Mother knows best' is similar in meaning to 'Mother always knows what the right thing to do/be done is'.
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