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Track three.

Listen again.

What did the bullies do to Jane?

Tick all the correct answers.

Good morning, Mrs. Jones.

Is there a problem with Jane?

You look worried.

Good morning, Mr. Scott.

I am really worried and angry at the same time.

I wanted to talk to you first.

You know Jane likes you very much.

I know.

She is one of my favourite students.

And she is very good at French.

But I am very surprised now.

Is there anything wrong with Jane?

She looks ok, or maybe I am not aware of her problem.

Oh, she is not ok.

She is trying not to show her feelings, but she is very afraid, and she doesn't want to

come to school.

There is a group of students, and they are bullying Jane.

Are you serious?

Do you know who they are?

What are they doing to her?

They break her pencils and pens.

They steal her money.

They write bad words in her notebooks.

Do you want to hear more?

That's not acceptable.

They call her names really bad names.

And yesterday, one of the boys in the group pushed her,

and she fell and hurt her knees.

She cried a lot last night.

This is enough, because they are giving harm to her.

No one has the right to do these things.

Did you do anything about this?

Not yet.

What do you suggest?

What should I do?

I think we should talk to the school principal about this.

This is something very serious.

Maybe there are other victims too.

Who knows?