Teachers, please help me with this dictation♡
Hi, teachers ?.?
I’ve just started to dictate an interview with Nick Clegg at Facebook.
You can watch the interview by following the link below, and it starts from 21:16.
My dictation is for the first 30 seconds of it, and I’m not sure whether I heard it right T.t
So teachers, could you check the colored parts for me?
FACEBOOK’S CLEGGWITH SUCCESS COMES RESPONSIBILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY.Oh, no. I do, I know, I think with success comes responsibility, and with, with success comes accountability. And I think it’s right for Facebook, given that though it’s a private company, in many ways we, we provide the platform on which so much societal and public debate and political debate now, now plays out. And of course I think this is especially true in the highly polarized and fortened(?) environment in which a lot of these debates are now playing out in the United States in an election year. And, and, of course, we’ll keep you well. This is a time of great, great sensitivity.
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Top answer
I think you mean "transcribe" and not "dictate". highly polarized and fraught of course, we're acutely aware Why don't you transcribe something that doesn't sound like it was recorded on a potato in a bathroom?
- I think you mean "transcribe" and not "dictate".
- highly polarized and fraught of course, we're acutely aware Why don't you transcribe something that doesn't sound like it was recorded on a potato in a bathroom?
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I think you mean "transcribe" and not "dictate".
highly polarized and fraught
of course, we're acutely aware
Why don't you transcribe something that doesn't sound like it was recorded on a potato in a bathroom?
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