An audio sentence, I can't get it! Help me!

Question

Please help me. I can't understand a sentence where I have to choose between live / lives. A teenager says something like -Jenny ------ oaks tree- but it's not clear, I just can't catch the words in the middle.

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There are 8 short listening exercises, you might have to answer some so you can get what I can't catch. - AntMexico, MAY 27, 2010

Answer 1

Morbo, if that's the one under level 2, unit 2, what the girl said is "Johnny lives on Oak Street".

That's it Rikko! - AntMexico, MAY 27, 2010

Answer 2

Morbo, it sounded more like Johnny than Jenny to me. Yes, the "t" in street was almost silent, but I think "Oak Street" is a common street name, so from the context of the sentence, the last word has to be "street". .

Thanks a lot Rikko. - AntMexico, MAY 27, 2010

Answer 3

Sorry, the link isn't working right. Level 2 (in blue) Unit 2 Our Lives and Routines- Simple present statements.

Answer 4

What do you think about the pronunciation? Is it enough clear or some messy? I just can't listen /t/ on "street", and what about Jenny or Johnny?

Answer 5

Toni, which Unit/lesson are you asking about?

Answer 6

The only way I can make any sense out of that would be: "Jenny likes oak trees".

Thanks! - AntMexico, MAY 27, 2010

Answer 7

Uhm, Jenny lives an oaks tree, that's what I understand... but I think there's no sense.

Answer 8

One where the only answer is live / lives. They're aleatory so you might have to solve some before you get that what I want. Thanks!

Answer 9

Morbo, cuál es? Hay muchos.