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UNIT 1 Recording 10

LEAD-IN Recording 1

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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?

 



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?

 



 




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