Adivinhe quem está no volante!:aposta jogos virtuais

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Taxi!

Behind the sunglasses and uniform is no ordinary aposta jogos virtuais cabbie…

It's actually Norway's Prime Minster Jens Stoltenberg, working aposta jogos virtuais incognito in Oslo.

He said taxis were the best place to hear the views of ordinary Norwegians.

Passengers were aposta jogos virtuais astonished when they discovered who was driving.

But, he is unlikely aposta jogos virtuais to moonlight again; Stoltenberg hasn't driven for eight years, so his skills are a little aposta jogos virtuais rusty.

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Táxi!

Atrás dos óculos escuros e do uniforme não está nenhum aposta jogos virtuais motoristaaposta jogos virtuaistáxi comum…

Na verdade trata-se do primeiro-ministro da Noruega, Jens Stoltenberg, trabalhando aposta jogos virtuais incógnito na capital Oslo.

Ele disse que um taxi é o melhor lugar que existe para se ouvir o que pensam os noruegueses.

Os passageiros ficaram aposta jogos virtuais surpresos quando descobriram quem estava dirigindo.

Mas, é pouco provável que ele volte a aposta jogos virtuais fazer trabalho extra; Stoltenberg não dirigia há oito anos, o que o deixou um pouco aposta jogos virtuais enferrujado.

Vocabulary

cabbie - motoristaaposta jogos virtuaistáxi

incognito - incógnito

astonished - surpreso

to moonlight - fazer trabalho extra

rusty - enferrujado

Exercise

1. Mr Hughes said he had been _________ by the reaction to the film, which received 110,000 hits on You Tube in the first week after it was posted.

2. First broadcast in 2004, Veronica Mars told of a high-school student who moves on to college while _________ as a private investigator.

3. As Londoners will know some of the capital's _________ are not shy about sharing their views on everything from politics to the latest fashions.

Now one driver, Michael Dennis, has started reciting his own poetry to passengers and even patients at his local Clapham hospice.

4. Jean Moulin was the former prefect who in January 1942 was sent by Generalaposta jogos virtuaisGaulle to organise the anti-German underground. For a year-and-a-half, he travelled _______ around occupied France, using the pseudonyms Rex then Max.

5. Question: Do you get nervous playing your new singles for the first time and why? Robbie Williams: Yes because I haven't done anything for three years. You just feel a bit _________.

Answers

Source: Teachers reward pupils with Gangnam Style performance http://bbc.in/13h7DGZ

2. First broadcast in 2004, Veronica Mars told of a high-school student who moves on to college while moonlighting as a private investigator.

Source: Veronica Mars fans make film dream a reality http://bbc.in/14HjD2G

3. As Londoners will know some of the capital's cabbies are not shy about sharing their views on everything from politics to the latest fashions.

Now one driver, Michael Dennis, has started reciting his own poetry to passengers and even patients at his local Clapham hospice.

Source: All the world's a poem for London cabbie http://bbc.in/1473Erk

4. Jean Moulin was the former prefect who in January 1942 was sent by Generalaposta jogos virtuaisGaulle to organise the anti-German underground. For a year-and-a-half, he travelled incognito around occupied France, using the pseudonyms Rex then Max.

Source: Raymond Aubrac: How I tricked the Gestapo http://bbc.in/16Ihkvi

5. Question: Do you get nervous playing your new singles for the first time and why? Robbie Williams: Yes because I haven't done anything for three years. You just feel a bit rusty.

Source: Robbie kicks off Electric Proms http://bbc.in/15z6nta