The last word — lesson sixty

The finale: addition, development, complete — after this line, every word is yours.

Read the sentences below, then practice the whole lesson with audio.

1. 1Well — look who's here. Day sixty. The last one.
2. 2Comb your hair and put on something nice — today is a big day.
3. 3Think back to day one: 'Hello. Good morning. My name is—' That was you.
4. 4Every day since then was an addition — one word, one brick, one step.
5. 5Slow days, quick days — but the development never stopped.
6. 6You went from dependent on the slow voice to getting it all, first time.
7. 7You can hear them all now — the doctor, the harbor, the meeting room.
8. 8Quick voices, slow voices, angry voices — you're equal to all of them now.
9. 9Eight hundred and forty-nine words down, and one to go.
10. 10You know the word — it's been waiting at the end of the list from day one.
11. 11Take a breath. Listen well. Make it a good one.
12. 12The last word is: complete.
13. 13Now it's complete — all eight hundred and fifty words, every one yours.
14. 14This isn't the end of English — it's your base, and the mountain is yours now.
15. 15Thank you for every morning and every attempt — now go and use every word.