The fifth week

Agreing and disagreeing...Some was fun but some ones were not. I mean, it was hard to react according the dice. So we changed a little bit and disagreed and agreed personally. We also listened jokes in different accents. I'm so sorry but most of them sucked. The Scottish weren't Scottish at all.. Afro-American and Indian were good. My favorite accents are Scottish and British accent. I don't know why, they just a lilt that Americans don't have. Maybe it's also  because I find them so amusing, especially queen's English. "I am not amused.".. Before I Hated Indian accent but nowadays I find it adorable. Afro American accent is bearable in small sections if I had to listen it hours I would become crazy Black people have some kind of  defying tune. "ARE you messin' up wit ME?!" 

Then we made plays about fairy tales. It was fun and we laughed a lot! We made it from the Hansel and Gretel. It would be better if we would have got the genre first that we could think together what action effects we could use. But I understood the point there that we had to improvise:) 

Last lessons we were able to do whatever exercise we wanted to. In my opinion it was the best. We talked about technological progress and how the those who are now in secondary school doesn't know what audio cassette is...  The two-syllable exercise was useful. There we had to know which stress to use.  For example: The PROceeds will be donated to charity. - The company's collapse proCEEDS unnoticed. It was damn hard but fun too. I'd really liked to learn how to stress the words right.