Elementary Unit 1 Audio Script: Lead-In

Elementary Unit 1 Audio Script
LEAD-IN Recording 1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
LEAD-IN Recording 2
1 What does ‘capital’ mean?
2 I don’t understand.
3 Could you repeat that?
4 Could you spell that?
5 Could you write it?
6 Which page is it?
LEAD-IN Recording 3
one, three, nine, four, ten, six, twelve, eight, two, seven, eleven, five, fifteen,
thirteen, fifty, thirty, a hundred, twenty
UNIT 1 Recording 1
Conversation 1
T = Tour guide M = Man W = Woman
T: Hello. Are you Mr and Mrs Burns?
M: Yes, we are.
T: Hello. I’m Elena Garcia from YouTourist.
W: Hello. Nice to meet you.
T: And you.
Conversation 2
M = Mia L = Lily
M: Hi, Lily. How are you?
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L: Great, thanks. And you?
M: Not so bad.
Conversation 3
J = John A = Ana Ju = Juan
J: Juan, this is Ana.
A: Hi, Juan.
Ju: Hi. Nice to meet you.
A: Are you in the same class?
Ju: No, I’m not a student. We’re friends.
Conversation 4
S = Sophie Raworth
S: Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at One.
Conversation 5
R = Receptionist C = Chris
R: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
C: Yes. I’m here to see Mr Miller.
R: Is your name Simpson?
C: No, it isn’t. My name’s Jackson.
R: Oh, sorry. Please take a seat, Mr Jackson.

UNIT 1 Recording 2
Spain, Spanish
Britain, British
Italy, Italian
Brazil, Brazilian
China, Chinese
Japan, Japanese
France, French
The USA, American
UNIT 1 Recording 3
A (Irish jig)
B (Brazilian samba)
C (Russian folk music)
D (Greek balalaika)
UNIT 1 Recording 4
camera, mobile phone, laptop, purse, keys, diary, passport, MP3 player
magazine, hairbrush, watch, newspaper, toothbrush, sweater, sunglasses
ticket
UNIT 1 Recording 5
M = Marco R = Rob K = Kate
M: Oh, that’s my flight! Bye, Rob, Kate. I have to go!
R: OK. Bye, Marco. Have a good trip!
K: Yeah. Have a good trip, Marco!
M: Thanks. You, too. Bye!

R: He’s a nice guy, Marco.
K: Yeah, he is. Wait a minute – is this my bag?
R: No, that’s mine. This is your bag.
K: Wait, look. What are these?
R: Those? They’re DVDs. But they aren’t mine.
K: And they aren’t mine.
R: What’s that?
K: It’s a book about Rome, but it isn’t mine. Is it yours?
R: Oh no. That’s Marco’s …
K: And that bag?
R: Just a minute.
K: Oh good. Those are my sunglasses.
R: Oh, no …
K: And that’s my laptop and my MP3 player.
R: So Marco’s got my bag. Total disaster. Marco! Marco!!
UNIT 1 Recording 6
K: Wait a minute – is this my bag?
R: No, that’s mine. This is your bag.
K: Wait, look. What are these?
R: Those? They’re DVDs. But they aren’t mine.

UNIT 1 Recording 7
1 This key
2 These keys
3 That key
4 Those keys
UNIT 1 Recording 8
a souvenir shop
postcard, battery, souvenir
a money exchange
euros, money, exchange rate
a train station
single ticket, return ticket, platform
a sandwich bar
cola, coffee, sandwich
UNIT 1 Recording 9
Conversation 1
T = Tourist S = Shop assistant
T: Excuse me. Do you speak English?
S: Yes. Can I help you?
T: Can I have one of those, please?
S: One of these batteries? For your camera?
T: Yes, that’s right.
S: OK. That’s eleven euros, please.

Conversation 2
T = Tourist C = Clerk
T: Excuse me. Do you speak English?
C: Yes. Can I help you?
T: Could I change this money, please?
C: Fine. That’s four hundred and fifty pounds. Here you are – one
hundred, two, three, four hundred. And ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty.
Four hundred and fifty.
T: Thank you.
C: You’re welcome.
Conversation 3
T = Tourist W = Waiter
T: Can I have a sandwich and a cola, please?
W: That’s six euros.
T: Ah, I only have five euros. How much is the sandwich?
W: Four euros fifty. And the cola is one fifty.
T: OK. Could I have the sandwich, but no cola?
W: That’s four fifty.
T: Thank you.
Conversation 4
TS = Ticket seller T = Tourist
TS: Can I help you?
T: Could I have a single to Sydney, please?
TS: Today?

T: Yes.
TS: That’s twenty-five dollars.
T: Here you are. Which platform is it?
TS: Platform three.
T: Thanks.
UNIT 1 Recording 10
1 Can I have a sandwich, please?
2 Can I have one of those batteries, please?
3 Could I have a single to Sydney, please?
4 Could I change this money, please?
UNIT 1 Recording 11
UNIT 1 Recording 12
T = Tourist W = Waiter

T: Can I have a sandwich and a cola, please?
W: That’s six euros.
T: Ah, I only have five euros. How much is the sandwich?
W: Four euros fifty. And the cola is one fifty.
T: OK. Could I have the sandwich, but no cola?
W: That’s four fifty.
UNIT 1 Recording 13
M1 = 1st man M2 = 2nd man W1 = 1st woman W2 = 2nd woman
Conversation 1
M1: How much is an orange juice?
W1: It’s two euros twenty.
Conversation 2
W2: A single ticket is four euros eighty and a taxi is thirteen euros.
Conversation 3
M 2: That’s two euros fifty for the coffee, and another three seventy-five for
the sandwich and a bottle of water – that’s one thirty. That’s seven
euros and fifty-five cents altogether.
UNIT 1 Recording 14
R = Receptionist G = Guest
R: Good evening. Can I help you?
G: Good evening. Yes, I have a reservation. My name’s Baumann.
R: Ah, yes. Mr Baumann. For two nights?
G: That’s right.

R: Could I ask you to complete this form?
G: Oh, I haven’t got my glasses. Can you help?
R: Certainly. What’s your family name?
G: Baumann.
R: Could you spell that?
G: B-a-u-m-a-n-n.
R: Is that double ‘n’?
G: Yes, that’s right.
R: Your first name?
G: Jeff.
R: And what’s your phone number?
G: 212 4742 285.
R: OK. You’re in room 407. That’s on the fourth floor. The lift’s over there.
G: Room 407?
R: Yes, and this is your keycard.
G: Thank you. What time’s breakfast?
R: From seven to ten.
G: And where is it?
R: In the restaurant, over there.
G: Thank you.
R: Have a good stay.
G: Thanks.

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1 What does ‘capital’ mean?

3 Could you repeat that?

4 Could you spell that?

5 Could you write it?

6 Which page is it?

T = Tour guide M = Man W = Woman

T: Hello. Are you Mr and Mrs Burns?

T: Hello. I’m Elena Garcia from YouTourist.

W: Hello. Nice to meet you.

M: Hi, Lily. How are you?

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L: Great, thanks. And you?

J = John A = Ana Ju = Juan

J: Juan, this is Ana.

Ju: Hi. Nice to meet you.

A: Are you in the same class?

Ju: No, I’m not a student. We’re friends.

S: Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at One.

R: Good afternoon. Can I help you?

C: Yes. I’m here to see Mr Miller.

R: Is your name Simpson?

C: No, it isn’t. My name’s Jackson.

R: Oh, sorry. Please take a seat, Mr Jackson.

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The USA, American

C (Russian folk music)

M = Marco R = Rob K = Kate

M: Oh, that’s my flight! Bye, Rob, Kate. I have to go!

R: OK. Bye, Marco. Have a good trip!

K: Yeah. Have a good trip, Marco!

M: Thanks. You, too. Bye!

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R: He’s a nice guy, Marco.

K: Yeah, he is. Wait a minute – is this my bag?

R: No, that’s mine. This is your bag.

K: Wait, look. What are these?

R: Those? They’re DVDs. But they aren’t mine.

K: And they aren’t mine.

K: It’s a book about Rome, but it isn’t mine. Is it yours?

R: Oh no. That’s Marco’s …

K: And that bag?

K: Oh good. Those are my sunglasses.

K: And that’s my laptop and my MP3 player.

R: So Marco’s got my bag. Total disaster. Marco! Marco!!

K: Wait a minute – is this my bag?

R: No, that’s mine. This is your bag.

K: Wait, look. What are these?

R: Those? They’re DVDs. But they aren’t mine.

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postcard, battery, souvenir

euros, money, exchange rate

single ticket, return ticket, platform

cola, coffee, sandwich

T = Tourist S = Shop assistant

T: Excuse me. Do you speak English?

S: Yes. Can I help you?

T: Can I have one of those, please?

S: One of these batteries? For your camera?

T: Yes, that’s right.

S: OK. That’s eleven euros, please.

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T: Excuse me. Do you speak English?