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You hear a woman telling a neighbour in the street about a road accident she has just seen. What happened? Lan event 2a woman and a neighbour 3 in the stret 4 o describe the accident 5 very recently 210 2A 3B 3 Recording seript You hear a woman telling a neighbour in the street about a road accident she has just seen. Itall happened so quickly. A car came racing out of that side street without stopping, and the poor cyclist had no chance. He came off and fell onto the road really hard, | thought he must have broken an arm or a leg. I've had some medical training so | would've given him first aid it hetdneeded boLamazioay he didn and thera dan’, ‘seem any point in calling an ambulance, either. The cyclist really told the driver what he thought of him, though, because he could have been badly hurt. And I don’t think he would've been able to ride that bike anywhere: it was pretty badly damaged in the crash. as (aaueneer me 4 Asthere didn't seem any point tx calling an ambulance, either’ ~ it didn’t actually happen T would've given him first aid if he'd needed it, but ‘amazingly he didn’t ~ she didn’t actually need to give fist aid, so we can infer he was not hurt Plus thought he must have broken an arm or a leg and he could have been bly wt, neither of which were actually the ease but could be misunderstood, C21 would've given him frst aid ifhe'd needed it Comrect answer: B 5 question? woman, sireet, Where, now; | place, 2 woman to friend, 3 in the street, 4 no information on why, Snow ‘question 3 patient, phone, What, dislike, hospital; | opinion! attitude, 2 patient to someone on the phone, 3 hospital, 4 to complain, 5 no information on when question 4 10, doctor's; How; fel, now; | feelings, 26wo people, 3 doctor's waiting room, 4 to express feelings, 5 now question 5 young woman, race, What, agree; 1 agreement, 2 young woman to friend, 3/5 to discuss a race, 4/5 no information on where or when ‘question 6 woman, phone, Why: 1 purpose, 2 woman to someone on the phone, 3/5 no information on where or when 6 Exam task answers 1B 2C 3B 4c 5A 6A Recording seript You will hear people talking in six different situations. For questions 1-6, choose the best answer (A, B or C). 1 You overhear @ man in a restaurant talking to a colleague about his work, ‘The other day I saw a teenager who spend all his time. doing sports and he had a whole series of problems: stitf knee, swollen ankles, sore elbow, and so on. I think. ted inkl for something that would instantly sort everything out, land was obviously disappointed when | told him no such ‘magic cure existed. | suggested instead that he should ‘try doing less training and take a day off each week, as hhe was clearly overdoing it. t was tricky because many young men in Newtown, where he grew up, are involved in crime. The only ones who aren’t are those who are mad. about sports, and I didn't want to put him off.2 You hear a woman talking to friend in the street I'm afraid | can’t stop long, I've got to pick up something for this evening and they close in half an hour. | was on my way back fram seeing Nathan, who's in hospital, and suddenly | remembered there's nothing in the fridge for the kids. They're going into town to see a film that begins at seven and Lcan't send them off with empty stomachs, so | had to get off the bus a couple of stops early and head this way. Fortunately Nathan is due out of hospital on Monday, which is wonderful news, so tomorrow should be my last visit there 3. You hear a patient talking on the phone. | know there's a lot in the papers about things going wrong in hospitals, doctors making mistakes and patients ‘catching infections and things like that, but | can't say | have any complaints in that respect. Even the meals they give you aren't as bad as everyone says, certainly no ‘worse than what | cook for myself at home! Lwould like a. ‘bit more peace and quiet, though. There always seems to V7 and in ike this travels a long way. Stil, the nurses say | should be out of here by the weekend, so I'll soon be back at the house. 4 You overhear two people talking in a doctor's waiting Man: Actually | wes here last week after my daughter's pet rabbit bit me. Really? | thought rabbits were supposed to be friendly animals. Me too, until Bunny sank his teeth into my arm. When I told a friend of mine about ithe couldn't | stop laughing, but | didn't realy see the funny side of it and | got abit cross with him at the time, ‘And what did the doctor do? She gave me an injection and told me to come back if there were any signs of infection, but s0. {far there haven't been, I'm glad to say. I've kept away from Bunny, though, justin case he gets nasty again ‘Woman: Man: Woman: Man: 5 You hear a young woman talking to a friend about a cross-country race. ‘Man: My knee still hurts, and I've got that cross- country race coming up in two weeks. ‘Maybe it'd be best to miss it this time. There ‘might be something seriously wrong with your knee, | don’t think so. My own feeling is that i'l have cleared up in time for the race. It won't if you keep training so hard every day. [realise that, But | don't want to lose fitness in the meantime, : Sowhy don’t you do something different? Go down to the poo), for instance? That's just as ‘good for keeping fit. :Lthink you're probably right. I'll do that each evening, instead of going out running. Woman: 6 You overhear a woman on the phone. | had an appointment with the dentist on Friday morning but without any warning at all I've just received an email saying that its been put off til Monday, and | just can’t make that. 'm actually going away on Saturday for a fortnight, and | certainly don't intend spending my entire holiday with toothache. I'm now going to have to ring up my old dentist and ask her if she can see me this week, ‘but even if she can give me an appointment at such short notice it means a ten-mile journey to and from her surgery, and that really s quite inconvenient, Grammar Phrasal verbs with up 1. grew up means “became an adult’, coming up means ‘geting nearer in time’, cleared up means “got better 2 Veat,d 2use,j 3tidy,i speak, Sspeed,e 6 split,a Theoled,h Sang Odug.f 10sum,c Relative clauses 3-1. bonly has one sister, @ has more than one 2. had never seen a match before, a had only seen boring matches before 3. which could be left out in a because it is a defining relative clause, and the relative pronoun is the object of the clause 4 Adefining 2non-defining 3 non-defining; immediately before the relative pronoun, and possibly also atthe end of the relative clause answer xex SESE