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A: Excuse me? Am I in the Japanese
class?
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A: Hi, Helena!
B: Oh helio, Marcus. Marcus, this is
Jackie, from Australia.
A: Hi , Jackie. Nice to meet you. Are
B: Yes, you are. you here on holiday?

111 A: Are you the teacher? C: No, I'm here on business.

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B: No, I'm noto I'm a student.
one, two .. . 4 zero, one ...
A: Oh, sorry.
2 eight, nine .. . S seven, eight .. .
B: No problem . I'm Ed.
3 five, six ... 6 three, four .. . S R N F
A: Hi, I'm Cathy. I'm a student, too.
2 A K E
111 B: Nice to meet you.
A: And you. Are you from Canada?
3 G B I T
4 H U W Q
B: Yes , I am oAnd you, are you English?
A: We don't use verbs that way in our 5 V C Y P
language. A: No, I'm from Ireland.
6 X Z L D
B: I don't understand. B: Oh, here's Misaki, the teacher.
She's from Japan.
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A: What's autobus in English?
2 111
A: Excuse me.
B: It's bus.
B: Yes? A: My name 's Alexandra Baecher.
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A: Are you a nurse? B: How do you spell Baecher?
A: Sorry, which pagel
B: No, I'm a doctor. A: B-a-e-c-h-e-r.
B: Seven.
A: Oh, sorry. I'm a nurse. My name's 2
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Anna. It's my first time here. A: Mr Mancini. What's your first
A: I'm Marek.
B: Oh, helio. I'm Lynn. Lynn Baker. name?
B: Can you repeat that, please? B: Gi acomo.
A: Nice to meet you, Doctor Baker.
A: Marek. Are you from England? A: That 's J-a.
5 B: Yes, I amo Look here's a nurse. Jan, B: No, G-i-a-c-o-m-o.
A: What's casa in English? this is Anna.
A: G-i-a-c-o-m-o.
B: Sorry, I don't know. C: Hi, Anna.
B: That 's right.
6 A : Hi.
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A: U-n-d-e-r-s-t-a-n -d. C: Where are you from?
A: Louise Walsh.
B: Can you say it, please? A: I'm from Poland .
B: How do you spell Walsh?
A: OK. Understand . C: Oh . Ozien dobry!
A: W -a-I-s-h.

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A: Are you from Poland, too?
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C: No, I'm from Russia.

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A: What's your name?
Spain B: Vicky Watson.
2 England, Ireland, Russia, Poland, A: Vicky Watson . How do you spell
China Vicky?
3 Japan, Brazil A: Good morning. I'm Sylvia White. B: V-i-c-k-y.
4 Italy B: Ah yes, Mrs White. You 're in S
5 Australia, South Africa Room 9. A: Meilin Zhu.
6 Argentina A: Is Mr Martin here? B: Meilin ... How do you spell Zhu?
7 Saudi Arabia B: Yes, he is. He's in Room 8. A : Z -h-u.

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A : Hi, Pat. Nice camera! 6
B: Thanks. A: Rufus Kean.
I I'm an American student.
A : Is it a Panasonic? B: Rufus. How do you spell that?
2 You're a New York taxi driver.
B: No, it isn't. It's an Olympus. A: R-u-f-u -s.
3 Are you an actor?
A: Ooh l B: R-u-f-u-s. Rufus Kean. K-e-a-n?
4 I'm an engineer from Madrid.
A: That 's right.
5 I'm a hotel waiter.
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A: What's your email address!
B: It's yvesbedi373@yippee.com.
1: Well, your family are all in the same
business. You're actors. You're
from an acting family.
B: Well ... OK, it is a problem
sometimes.
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A: Let's eat.
B: Great.
A: e-v. How do you spell your first 1: For example! lb
name! B: Well, my parents and my brother A: Let's eat.
B: Not e-v. y-v. y as in, erm, yeso y-v- are very good actors. And my sister
B: Great.
e-s. - her films are very good and . ..
we ll , it's new for me .. . 2a
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1: Ah, 1 understand . And .. . A: Let's go.
A: What's your email address!
2 B: Good idea.
B: It's johanna999@gomail.com.
1: Celeste, just a few questions. 2b
A: johanna999 .. . y-o-h
C: Sure. A: Let's go.
B: No, j-o-h ...
1: You're from a very big sports B: Good idea.
A: ji
family. Your mother's a swimmer, 3a
B: j. j-o-h-a-n-n-a. your father's a footballer ... A: Let's stop.
A: OK. Wait. a-n-n-a! C: Yeso B: OK.
B: Yeso a-n-n-a. 1: And your sister's an international 3b
3 tennis player. In the top ten in the
A: Let's stop.
A: And your email address! world.
B: OK.
B: heidih025 1@itmail.com. C: That's right.
4a
A: h-e-i-d- ... 15 it e as in England! 1: And you're a great sportswoman
yourse lf, already at sixteen years A: Let 's have a drink.
B: No, h-e-i-d-i. i as in it or in .
old ... B: Great idea.
A: OK, heidih0251 @itmail.com.
C : Seventeen. 4b
B: That's right.
1: Right, seventeen. You're the A: Let's have a drink.
4 number two junior tennis pi ayer in B: Great idea.

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A: My email address is jorgelopes@ the USA.
toggle.com C: Yeso
B: Just a minute. OK. g-o-r ... 1: So, is it a problem!
A: j not g. j-o-r .. . 3
C: 15 what a problem!
B: j-o-r-g-e. Lopez! A: Let 's eat. A: Let's stop.
1: Well , your sister . ..
A: Yeso B: Great. B: OK.
C: No, it 's not a problem. But ...
B: I-o-p-e ... z as in zool 2 4
A: Let's go. A: Let's have a drink.
A: No, s as in , er, supermarket.
B: lopes.
111 B: Good idea. B: Great idea.
1 What's her job!
A: Yeah, jorgelopes@toggle.com.
2 Where's she from!
3 Where's he from!
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ID 4 He's from Spain.
brother
2 children
6 actor
7 thirsty
1 = Interviewer B = Ben 5 What's his family name!
C = Celeste 3 river 8 building
6 Where's our bus!
4 mountain 9 daughter
7 Where's their room!
1: Be n, you're an actor. 5 husband
B: Yeso
1: And you're from a family of actors. ID 1«411
A: Let's have a break. 7 PEK
B: Yes, my parents are actors. AMS
B: No, let 's not stop. Let 's work. 8 YOW
1: And your brothers and sister! 2 ICN
A: No, let's not work now. 9 KUL
B: Yes, my sister's a film ac tress and 3 .AKL
one of my bro thers, Jack, is an B: Why no t! What's the problem!
4 CPH 10 ZRH
actor. But my other brother, Dave, A: I'm tired!
5 DXB 11 HKG
isn't in the acting business. B: Oh . Yes, I'm tired, too.
6 SIN 12 MUC
1: Oh, what's his job! A: Let's stop.
B: He's a teacher. B: Goo d idea!
1: And is it a problem!
B: 15 what a problem!
1;t411 B: a-d-e-I-3-2-7at cmail ...
A: s-m-a-i-I?
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AMS is Schiphol Airport in
B: No, c-m-a-i-I.
Amsterdam, the Netherlands. A: Good afternoon,
A: Dot com!
2 ICN is Incheon Airport in Seoul, B: Hi. Erm ... can we have two egg
South Korea. B: Yeso
sandwiches, please?
3 AKL is Auckland Airport in New A: On brown bread or white?
Zealand.
4 CPH is Copenhagen Airport in
ID B: Er . .. brown, please. And two
Is this your book here on the table? coffees - one espresso and on~
Denmark. cappuccino.
2 What are these boxes here on my
5 DXB is Dubai International Airport chair? A: That's two egg sandwiches on
in the United Arab Emirates. brown bread, an espresso and a
3 This is my friend, Domingo.
6 SIN is Changi Airport in Singapore. cappuccino.
4 These are my parents, Steve and
7 PEK is Beijing Capital International Beth. B: Thanks.
Airport in China. 2
5 Is that a number 43 bus over there!
8 YOW is Ottawa International C: Excuse me.
Airport in Canada. 6 Are those your books over there?
A: Sorry, just a minute .. . Sorry,
9 KUL is Kuala Lumpur Airport in
7 Who is that woman with Harry?
Mad am. W e're very busy.
Malaysia. 8 Who are those children?
C: No problem. Can I have a mineral
10 ZRH is Zurich Airport in water?
Switzerland.
II HKG is Hong Kong International
ID A: Still or sparkling?
C: Still, please.
Airport.
A: Helio, can I ask you a question? A: Anything el se?
12 MUC is Munich Airport in
Germany. B: Yeah? C: Er, yes, can I have a cake?
A: What's your favourite colour? A: A cake, right ...
C: Er, no, make that two of those
I;DIII B: My favourite colour. Erm .. . I think
it's red . Yes, red . chocolate cakes.
A: Oh no! Five hours in the airport! A: Why red? A: Two. OK!
B: Yeah, five hours. Hey, I'm thirsty. B: Look, you can see. My T-shirt 's red C: YesoTwo cakes, please.
A: Yeah, me too. Let's have a drink. and my shoes. A: And two cakes.
B: Let's go to the café. A: Nice shoes. 3
A: No, let's not go to the café. Let's B: Thanks. And of course my car is A: Can I help you?
go to the restaurant. red.
D: Yes, can we have two colas and
B: The restaurant? No, the café. A: Of course! one tea ... What's the problem,
A: OK, OK. Let's go to the café. 2 Kieron? What? No cola? OK,
B: Good idea! A: What's your favourite colour? sorry. One cola, one water.
C: I don't know. A: Mineral water?
D: Yes, sparkling mineral water.
I;DII' A: Is it blue, maybe? Your sweater's
blue and your bago A: So that's one cola, one sparkling
A: ... and what's your name?
C: Yes, that's true, but no, I think my mineral water, and one tea.
B: Erm, it's Adel.
favourite colour is yellow. D: That's right.
A: Adel ...
A: Why? A: Anything else?
B: Adel Gonda.
C: Yellow's a happy colour. You know, D: Yeso One cake, please.
A: How do you spell that? the sun, the beach ... it's a happy A: OK. One cake.
B: A-d-e-I, G-o-n-d-a. colour. Yes, yellow.
A: A-d-a-I .. . 3
B: A-d-e-I .. . A: Excuse me . Have you got a minute? 111
A: A-d-e-I, G-o-n-t-a. D: Er ... yes, OK. What's your name?
B: No, G-o-n-d-a. A: Erm , what's your favourite colour?
2 Where do you live?

A: OK. And what's your phone D: Hmm. Well, these are my favourite 3 Why do you live in two cities?
number? trousers and jacket and they 're 4 Who do you live with?
B: It's four-five -seven-one-seven-six- brown. So, brown, yes, brown. AII 5 What's your job?
two. my shoes are brown , too! 6 What do you play?
A: And what's your email address?
B: It 's adel327@cmail.com
A: a-d-e-I .. .
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2 does
3 teaches
7 says
8 reads
9 knows
A: We have coffee together every
morning at six.
M: Yeah , 1 stop work then . . .
A: ... and 1start work.
1: And what do you two usually talk
A: Sorry?
B: Half past nine.
A: Half past ni ne. OK, thanks.
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A: When's the party?
4 listens 10 watches about?
B: At Simpson's Restaurant.
5 asks 11 writes M: The usual, really - family, children,
A: No, not where, when . When's the
6 stops 12 goes mywife . . .
party?
A: . . . my husband , money.
B: Oh, sorry. At ten.
111 1: The taxi?
A/M: Yes, the taxi!
A: At ten. OK, thanks.
=Interviewer A =Angela =Matt

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1 M
1: Today's programme is about 'double
lives' and we have in the studio a
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sister and brother, Angela . . .
1 Sunday 5 Wednesday
A: Hi. A: What time is it now?
2 Tuesday 6 Monday
1: .. . and Matt. B: It's quarter to three.
3 Thursday 7 Saturday
M: Helio. A: So let's have a coffee.
4 Friday
1: Angela and Matt are from B: Can 1 have a tea?
Lancaster, in England. They're 2
twins, they 're thirty-six years old . 111 A: The film is at eight.
And . .. well let me ask you some
B: Oh good , it's at ten .
questions. Angela, you and Matt A: When are the English lessons?
have a taxi company, yes? A: Not ten, it's at eight!
B: We meet every Tuesday and B: Can you say that again?
A: That's right. Twin Taxi Company. Thursday at 7p.m.
1: So twin brother and sister, twin 3
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taxis - two taxis - good name for A: Can 1 have water?
A: See you on Friday!
the company! B: Sparkling or still?
B: OK. Let's meet in the evening for
A: We don't have two taxis. We have A: 1think 1want sparkling.
coffee.
one taxi. 1feel very ill.
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1: Oh? So who drives? 4
A: Do you have work this week?
M: Well, it's a twenty-four-hour taxi A: I'm tired and hungry.
service . Well, actually twenty-two B: Yes, 1work every day, and at the
hours. 1 drive eleven hours, and weekend , too. B: So let's have a break.
Angela drives eleven hours. 4 A: Can 1 have a coffee?
1: In the same taxi, day and night. A: Wh y are you so tire d? B: Can 1 have a cake?
A: 1drive in the morning and in the B: 1work at night and go to un iversity
afternoon .
M: And 1 drive in the evening, and at 5
in the morning. 1don't sleep!
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A: Does Calvin come to class on
night. A: Are you here tom o rrow? time?
A: And we love it. It's great! B: Yes, I'm here every morning but B: Yes, he does.
1: Eleven hours a day. That's a lot of not in the afternoon.
2 A: Does he ask questions in class?
work.
B: Yes, he does.
M: Yes, well we both have children .
A: Yeah, and they always want
111 3 A: Does he liste n to the answers?
something new - a new phone, 1 one o'clock B: No, he doesn 't.
new computer ... 2 quarter past five 4 A: Does he speak English in class?
M: . . . new clothes, new shoes. 3 quarter to twelve B: No, he doesn 't .
1: How many children do you have, 4 half past nine 5 A: Does he write in the class blog?
Matt? 5 quarter to seven B: Yes, he does.
t>1: 1 have two children. 6 seven o'clock 6 A: Does he read English books?
1: Twins? 7 quarter past four B: No, he doesn't.
M: No! A son and a daughter. He's 8 half past two 7 A: Does he watch films in English?
three and she's four years old.
B: Yes, he does.
1: And you Angela?
A: One girl , Diana. She's seventeen . 111 8 A: Does he do his homework?
B: No, he doesn't.
1: OK. You both work a lot. When do
you two see each other? A: What time's the football match?
B: The football match? At half past nine.

I = interviewer G = George
A: So George, you're a sumo wrestler.
B: That's right.
A: But you aren 't Japanese?
B: No, I' m American . My parents are
Japanese.
A: OK. So, my first question is . . .
what do you eat?
B: Everyone asks that question! Do
you mean , how am I so .. ,
A: .. . big.
B: ... fat?
A: OK, yeah. Do you eat a lot of
food?
B: Yes, Ido, but it's difficult.
A: So what's a typical day?
B: Well , in a typical day, I get up at
seven in the morning.
A: And do you have a big breakfast?
B: No, I don't. I never have breakfast.
A: Oh .. . I'm surprised .. . So what do
you do in the morning?
B: I go to work. I do sport - sumo
training.
A: And you aren't hungry? You do
sport with no food .. .
B: Well, yes, I'm very hungry in the
mornings '" always.
A: When do you eat? Do you have
lunch?
B: Yes, we have lunch together at
twelve. A big lunch.
A: And do you eat junk food ... pizza,
hamburgers - things like that?
B: No, I never eat pizza or other junk
food . I usually eat ·Chanko-nabe'.
A: 'Chanko-nabe'? What's that?
B: It's Japanese - it's with chicken, fish
and vegetables.
A: Very healthy!
B: Yes and I often have six litres of
beer with lunch .
A: Really? Six litres?
B: And then , after lunch, I go to bed.
A: You go to bed!
B: Yes, I usually sleep about four
hours in the afternoon.
A: And in the evening?
B: Sumo training .. . a big dinner of
Chanko-nabe and beer, and then
sleep. I usually go to bed at about
ten .
A: Well, that's very interesting. Thank
you, George. Now I'm er .. .
hungry.
B: Let's have lunch! 3
A: Chanko-nabe? B: Good afternoon . Can I help you?
B: Of course! D: Yes, I have a question. When does
the guided tour leave?
111 B: Let me check. Yes, it leaves at half
past nine .
I gym D: Wonderful. How much does it
2 café, gift shop cost?
3 restaurant, hairdresser's B: It's twenty euros.
4 swimming pool, guided tour D: Lovely. Thanks for your help.
S money exchange B: No problem .
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A: Excuse me? I snack bar S newsagent's
B: Yes, can I help you? 2 inte rnet café 6 cash machine
A: When does the guided tour leave? 3 hotel 7 restaurant
B: It leaves every hour from ten in the 4 payphone 8 pharmacy
mo rning.
A: So at ten, eleven, twelve and so on?
B: Yes, at ten, eleven, twelve . . . then
ID
one, two, three, four and five . Oh ,
A: North Street, please.
sorry, there isn't a guided tour at
five today. B: Do you have any bags?
A: OK, thanks. Erm ... what time does A: Yes, these, but they're OK here.
the ticket office open? B: North Street?
B: It opens at nine a.m., and ten a.m. A: Yes, the Garde n Hotel.
on Sunday.
B: Right, I know it. Where are you
A: When does it cl ose? from?
B: At five p.m. and at eight p.m. o n C: We're fro m New Zeal and ,
Saturday. On Saturday we have an Auc kland .
evening tour at eight.
B: Ah ... and is this your first time in
A: How much does it cost? Belfast?
B: It's twenty-five euros. And ten C: Yes, and it's our first time in Ireland.
euros for children.
A: We're on holiday here, for two
A: Right. Where does it leave from? weeks.
B: It leaves from the ticket office, but B: Ah , well it's a good time to visit
it stops here at the hotel, too. because . . .
A: Thank you very mucho 2
B: You 're welcome. A: Tea or coffee, sir?
B: Er . .. coffee, please.
111 A: With milk?
B: Yes, and can I have sugar, please?
A: Excuse me? Er, what time is it in Moscow now ?
A: It's .. . er, quarter to three.
B: Can I help you?
A: What time is breakfast? B: And do you know ... about the
weather?
B: From seven to half past ten.
A: Yes, it's hoto It 's thirty degrees.
A: That's good . I want to get up early.
B: That's hotoThanks.
2
A: Enjoy your drink.
C: Excuse me?
3
B: Yes, can I help you?
A: Do you go to the city centre?
C: Do you have a gift shop?
B: Where do you want to go l
B: Yes, we do.
A: To the Summer Café. In Old Street.
C: Great. What time does it open and
B: Yes, we go there.
close?
A: OK, one adult and two child re n,
B: It opens at ten and closes at four.
please.
C: Oh, good.
B: That's two fifty. A: No, there isn't. There's a restaurant A: That's OK. Can I have two tickets,
A: I don't know the town. Can you tell and a café. please?
us when we get there? B: And is breakfast in the café? B: Single or return?
B: Yes, no problem. It's .. . er ... five A: No, the café opens at seven o'clock A: Return, please.
stops from here. but only for coffee. Breakfast is in B: When do you want to come back?
the restaurant from half past six.
A: We don 't know.
111 B: Great. When does the restaurant
open for dinner?
B: OK. That's thirty-six pounds,
please.
I single ticket 4 passenger A: Breakfast is from half past six to
A: Thirty-six pounds?
2 ticket office S monthly pass eleven, lunch from eleven to three.
B: Yes, eighteen pounds for one
3 return ticket 6 gate B: And dinner?
return.
A: From five to ten.
A: OK.
B: Five to ten. OK, thank you.
B: Put your card in ...
A: A ticket to Canberra, please. 2
A: Can I help you?
B: Single or return?
A: Return, please. B: Yes, I'm a tourist here. I'm here for
l;till
B: For today? three days. What is there to do?
A: Well, there's a very good guided A: And here's your room key.
A: Sorry, no, for tomorrow.
tour of the old town . Anything el se?
B: When do you want to gol
B: Is it a walking tour? B: Yeso Is there a snack bar in the
A: In the afternoon. hotel?
A: No, it's a bus tour. The old town's
B: And when do you want to come A: No, there isn't. There's a restaurant
very big.
back? and a café.
B: What time does it leave?
A: On Friday, in the morning. 2
A: There 's a tour at quarter past ten.
B: OK, that's eighty-three dollars. A: Breakfast is in th~ restaurant from
Oh wait, it's half past ten now,
A: What time's the bus? sorry. So the next tour is at half half past six.
B: There's one at quarter to nine. past one in the afternoon. And B: Great. When does the restaurant
A: When does it arrive in Canberra? there's one at quarter to four. open for dinner?
B: At quarter to eleven. B: Great. How much does it cost? A: From five to ten.
A: Thanks a lot. A: Seventeen euros. 3
B: Seventeen euros. OK. A: No, it's a bus tour. The old town's
A: OK, so .. . Do you like the theatre? very big.
B: Yes, Ido. Very mucho B: What time does it leave?
A: It's bus number thirty-nine.
A: Well, we have summer theatre in A: There's a tour at quarter past ten.
B: Sorry? Twenty-nine? the park now. 4
A: No, thirty-nine. B: Lovely. When is it? A: And there's one at quarter to four.
2 A: That's forty-nine euros. A: Hmm . . . Today's Monday, so B: Great. How much does it cost?
B: Sorry? Forty-five? there's no theatre. A: Seventeen euros.
A: No, forty-nine. B: Oh? S
3 A: The plane leaves from gate fifty- A: Tonight there's a concert in the A: When is the next train to Brighton?
eight. park. At eight o'clock.
B: To Brighton? Let's see .. . it's a
B: Sorry? Gate eighty-eight? B: Wonderful. How much is it? quarter to two now. Th ere's a train
A: No, gate fifty-eight. A: It's free. at two but it's a slow train.
4 A: The bus leaves at a quarter past B: Great. Free. And the theatre? 6
five. When is that? A: Return, please.
B: Sorry? A quarter to five? A: Tomorrow at half past seven. B: When do you want to come back?
A: No, a quarter past five. B: How much is it? A: We don't know.
S A: I'm fifty-four years old. A: Twenty-five euros.
B: Sorry, sixty-four?
A: No, fifty-four.
B: OK, thanks.
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ID
I New Year's Day is January the first.
A: Excuse me?
2 Valentine's Day is February the
IHII B: Yes, can I help you?
fourteenth.
A: When is the next train to Brighton?
3 May the first is May Day.
A: And here's your room key. B: To Brighton? Let's see . .. it's a
4 Independence Day in the USA is
Anything else? quarter to two now. There's a train
July the fourth.
at two, but it 's a slow train.
B: Yeso Is there a snack bar in the hotel? S International Women's Day is
March the eighth.
6 August the eleventh is Son and went to India together last summer
Daughter's Day. 111 and we had a fantastic time. We're
7 December the twenty-fifth is lived 6 studied great friends now.
Christmas Day. 2 closed 7 emailed A: I met my best friend Raji on the
S June the tenth is Children 's Day. 3 opened S texted internet. It was in 2007 after I
finished university. My first job was
9 April the second is Children's Book 4 listened 9 stopped
in Canberra. So I moved home,
Day. 5 looked 10 answered from Sydney to Canberra. AII my
10 World Helio Day is November the friends were in Sydney and I didn't
twenty-first.
I I Business Women's Day in the USA
DI know anyone in Canberra.
I was bored in the evenings and I
is September the twenty-second. worked 4 played
had a lot of free time. So I went on
12 Halloween is October the thirty- 2 wanted 5 repeated the internet a lot. And there was a
first. 3 asked 6 watched blog, called Vindaloo, about Indian
food . Ilove Indian food. And on the
blog I talked to a guy called Raji . He
lB knew a lot about Indian cooking.
I move 6 start So I emailed him and I got an email
A : How's your food? back. He lived in Canberra, too. So
2 dance 7 talk
B: mm-M M-m. we met, and we were instant best
3 cry S walk friends.
4 play 9 wait 2
5 arrive 10 laugh A: How's your food?
B: MM-mm-m.

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Emperor penguins are very big, but
every winter they go on a very long
walk. Every year, the penguins walk
between fifty and a hundred and
twenty kilometres in the snow to find
food in the sea.
2 toilets?
A black and white cat named Tom
was lost in a British Airways plane for
two month"s. In these two months
he travelled about eight hundred
thousand kilometres and visited a lot
of different countries.
3
Another amazing cat named Tom was
a great traveller. He was from the
USA and his family moved home from
Florida to California, but Tom wasn't
with them. He was left in Florida. Tom
walked four thousand kilometres to
find his family. He arrived at the new
house in Cal ifornia after two years.
4 A: So between the buses and the café?
Everybody knows that milk comes
from cows, not from the supermarket.
The average cow gives two hundred
thousan d glasses of milk in its lifetime
- and its lifetime is sometimes twenty-
five years long!
5 talked and became friends.
Many parrots talk but they don't know
a lot of words - maybe ten or twenty.
In 2004, in a test, N'kisi, an African
grey parrot used 950 words.
3
A: How's your food? A: Excuse me. Where's the
underground?
B: MM.
B: It's near the cash machine.
4
A : Opposite the trains?
A: How's your food?
B: Yes, that's right.
B: MM-MM .
2
5
A: Excuse me. Where are the men's
A: How's your fo od?
B: MM-mm.
B: They 're on the right of the cash
machine.
DI 3
I mm-M M-m, delicious A: Excuse me. Where are the
2 MM-mm-m, terrible women's toilets?
3 MM, great B: They're on the right of the men's
toilets.
4 MM -MM, all right
A: On the right of the men's toilets?
5 MM -mm, awful
B: And opposite the café.
A: OK, thanks.
4
J = Jocelyn A = Andreas A: Excuse me. Where are the taxis?
J: I met Ciare last year in an Italian B: They're on the left of the buses.
class. I wanted to learn Italian
because I love Italy and I wanted
to go to Italy on holiday. Anyway, B: Yeso
Ciare sat next to me in class. At A: Thank you.
first, I didn't like her because she
was good at Italian and I wasn't
very good. But every day we went
home on the same bus and we
A: Oh, you're a teacher. And what 's
Then one day Ciare phoned me your husband's profession ?
and said, 'Hey, let's go to India
B: Profession? What's that?
together! ' I was very surprised. I
said , 'You mean Italy, not India.' A: You know - doctor, teacher,
She said 'No, India', because she secretary.
loved Indian food . I love it, too. We B: Oh , profession! He's a pilot.
 2 Speaker 2
A: What services do they have in the
hotel?
B: Services?
A: Like a gift shop, hairdresser's, a gym.
B: Oh, services. They have a
swimming pool.
3 Amazing, really. Everything was so
A: Do you know another adjective for
'good '?
B: Adjective? What's that?
A : For example, good, bad, hot, cold,
happy ...
B: Oh, adjective. I know an adjective
for 'very good'. Fantastic!
1¡tIII
It's just so fast. I mean, I usually drive
fast, 120 kilometres an hour on the
motorway, but this w as different. You
don't have time to think. I was really
scared . I didn't like it. I thought it was
too dangerous.
Speaker 3
small from up there, so far away. I
felt relaxed, very relaxed. We took
hundreds of pictures. The countryside
was beautiful.
Speaker 4
We were a small group - five of uso
We went out to this place near the
sea. A very quiet, beautiful place. We
sat and waited. And waited. We didn't
speak. Our guide said, 'just wait.' And
then two or three birds were there,
B: Well .. . Oh, I don 't know.
A: Where is your best friend now?
B: Let me see ... she's in California,
I think.
1 1.11
Speaker I
I started the job on Friday, and
the first day was OK. But then on
Satu rd ay, a lot of people came into
the shop and there were only two of
uso People asked me questions and
I didn't know the answers. I know
about computers, but I don't know
the shop or the prices of things. So
so me customers became angry. It was
very difficult. My boss wasn't happy
with me.

liked 9 became Speaker 2

but nothing 'amazing'. The guide said I studied a long time for this jobo
2 started 10 said
it was abad day for it, sometimes they I know the city and all the tourist
3 spoke II took don't come. So it wasn't very good, places. I speak three languages:
4 knew 12 thought really. I was angry because I know it English , German and japanese. Then
5 cried 13 stopped was expensive. on my first day, they gave me a group
of japanese tourists. I said 'Helio'
6 looked 14 listened
in japanese, and they said nothing.
7 wanted 15 studied Nothing! I thought OK, let's do the
8 talked 16 met tour. So we walked around the old
A: What would you like? town, I talked in japanese about

I ¡tiII B: I'd like a cheese sandwich.

A : 15 there a good restaurant near here?
B: There's a good Chinese restaurant
over th ere .
A: Where?
B: On the left of the bank.
A: I see it. 15 the food good ?
B: Well, I think it's delicious.
2 3
A: Do you know the Chinese
restaurant near here?
C: Yes o
A : 15 it good?
C: It's all right but I like Italian food .
There's a great Italian restaurant
opposite the school.
A: Where?
C: Behind the bus over there. Next to
the newsagent's.
A: Oh, right. Yeso How's the food there?
~ C: We ate there last night. It was
fantastic.
A: Would you like white bread or
brown?
B: Brown, please.
2 We didn't understand you.' What a
A: Can I help you?
B: Yes , I'd like that sweater, please.
A: This one!
B: N o. I'd like that brown one, please.
A: Come in. Sit down.
B: Nice flat!
A: Thanks. Would you like a drink?
B: Yes, I'd love an apple juice or
something.
How was the weather yesterday?
2 How do you spell beautifu/?
3 What would you like for dinner?
4 Where is your best friend now?
everything - my japanese is really
good. They all looked unhappy, but
they didn't say anything. Then finally at
the end one man said to me in English ,
'We're not japanese, we're Korean .
terrible mistake! I felt very bad.
Speaker 3
People think it's an easy job, but it
isn't. I started one month ago and
things were OK, but then a woman
came in and asked for a simple hair
cut. 'just a little cut', she said, 'and a
shampoo' . I cut her hair and washed
it, and then when she looked in the
mirror she screamed, 'Arrrggh! It's
too short! ' Then I made a big mistake.
Ilaughed. I didn't see a problem -
her hair was good. Then my boss
came out and he said, 'Go!' so I left. I
thought I lost the joboAn hour later he
phoned me. He wasn't angry, he just
said 'Come back, but next time, don 't
laugh! OK?'
11"1
He can 't remember names but he

DI A: How was the weather yesterday?

Speaker I
I'm not a dancer so I wasn't very good. I
liked the music, you know, and I went
with Cheryl - she's a great dancer.
We laughed a lot. It was fantastic. I'm
happy that we went, it was a great gift.
can remember numbers.
2 She can swim but she can't ride a
B: Let me think. Um, it was sunny and bike.
cold .. .
3 He can 't drive a car but he can ride
A: How do you spell beautifu/? a horse.
B: Er ... b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-I.
A: What would you like for dinner?
4 She can throw but she can't catch. 7 A: I hope we meet again.
S He can play guitar but he can't sing. B: I hope so, too.
6 She can't cook but she can make 8 A: Very nice to meet you.
coffee . B: Nice to meet you, too.

11.1.
I
'Kil'
A: Good morning. Would you like a
A: Hi, how are you? drink?
B: I'm fine, thanks. B: It's very hoto Um ... I can't think.
A: So are you from around here? A: Well , would you like a cup of tea?
B: No, I'm noto I live in Cardiff. I'm B: Nice idea. Can I have three?
James's sister.
A: Who's James? A: Is that the time? My train's at three.
B: It's his party. This is James's flat. B: Here's my cardo James Bond -
that's me.
A: Oh . What do you think of the
party? A: Goodbye. I hope we meet again.

B: It's good. Nice people, good food.
Er .. . I'm sorry, I can see an old
friend over there, someone from
university.
A: Oh . Well, I hope we meet again.
B: Er ... OK. Maybe in Cardiff.
B: Let's meet tonight at half past ten.
A: This is my friend from work, Marty.
B: Nice to meet you. How's the party?
C: The music's bad, I hate this place
but nice to see a friendly face.

2
A: Excuse me. Do you have the time?
B: Yes, it's half past three.
A: Thanks. Where are you going?
B: To Bristol. And you?
A: Sorry, I can see an old friend over
there - the woman near the office
chair.
B: That's not your friend l That's my
wife, Flo.

A: Me too. What's your name? A: Well , nice to meet you. Time to go l

B: I'm ... Oh, look! This is my station .

A: But this isn't Bristol!
B: Did I say Bristol? I meant .. . erm ...
Bath .
A: But this isn't Bath. It's Swindon!
B: I know. I have a meeting at four. In
Swindon.
A: OK. Nice to talk to you.
B: Yeah . Nice to talk to you too.

11'"
I A: I hope you 're at the party on
Friday.
B: I hope so, too.
2 A: This is a nice place .
B: Yes, it's really good.
3 A: It was great to meet you.
B: Nice to meet you , too.
4 A: This is my email address.
B: Here's mine.
S: A: I like this restaurant!
B: Yes, it's really good.
6 A: Here's my card o
B: Here's mine.