Lesson 11, Exercise 2 - Kitty answers 'No unfortunately, no'.

Listen and type.

Interviewer: Are you married, Kitty?
Kitty says: ___ _______________ ___ . Watch the video again. Listen to Kitty. Type her answer.
Don't forget to begin with a CAPITAL letter, and finish with a PERIOD or FULL STOP.
1. No. Unfortunately, no.
2. Yes I am.
3. Fortunately, yes.

Vocabulary note:
Unfortunate adjective bad luck
Unfortunately adverb with bad luck:
We see a woman who has broken her leg to illustrate the adverb 'unfortunately'. She has had bad luck. She broke her leg. Kitty says she is not married, 'unfortunately'. She has also had bad luck with marriage.

We see a woman who has broken her leg to illustrate the adverb 'unfortunately'. She has had bad luck. She broke her leg. Kitty says she is not married, 'unfortunately'. She has also had bad luck with marriage.

Unfortunately, she broke her leg!

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