B2 listening about daily conversations
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I used to think he was so good looking - those sparkling blue eyes and that smile although now of course the wrinkles have taken over and he's lost it completely. Call me old-fashioned, but I really don't think that somebody of his age should be wearing tight trousers and flowery shirts. It's obscene. And the way he talks to the press! I mean, 'politeness' is just not a word he understands. I'm not surprised they get upset and give him bad reviews.
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1 Listen to this woman talking about an actor, what is her opinion of him?
These two sides are very well matched. You'll remember they both met in the semi-finals last year, when the game ended in a draw. This year we've had some heavy showers in the last few days and one or two of the players are finding the playing conditions on the pitch more than a little difficult. But it's a throw-in now. Briggs takes it and passes to Duckham. Duckham tries a shot ... and it goes just wide of the post.
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2 You hear part of a sports commentary on the radio. What sport is it?
I thought at first it was some kind of virus, but now I'm wondering if it might be something more serious ... No, it's annoying. I simply can't do any work on it at the moment. Yes, I phoned them, but they said they'd need to have it for three days before they could give me an answer ... Well, I was wondering if you wouldn't mind having a look at it for me ... Could you come around after work? ... No, that's great; the sooner the better as far as I'm concerned, as long as your boss doesn't mind.
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3 Listen to this man on the telephone. Who is he phoning?
M: Lots of room for the legs, that's nice.
W: Mm, and so comfortable. It's like my favorite armchair. I could go to sleep here and now.
M: Yes, we should've had a coffee after the meal to keep us awake.
W: We'd never have got a ticket to see this if we had.
M: That's true. The queue was enormous.
W: Anyway, wake me up when it starts, won't you?
W: Mm, and so comfortable. It's like my favorite armchair. I could go to sleep here and now.
M: Yes, we should've had a coffee after the meal to keep us awake.
W: We'd never have got a ticket to see this if we had.
M: That's true. The queue was enormous.
W: Anyway, wake me up when it starts, won't you?
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4 Listen to this man and woman speaking. Where are they?
You can't fault the food, really. Even my husband was impressed and he's always the first to complain if it's not cooked properly. No, I just felt a little uncomfortable; silver cutlery, antique furniture and everyone dressed as if it was a wedding, including the waiters. and the way they spoke to us! It was 'Sir' and 'Madam' every sentence. I suppose I'm just not used to it, that's all.
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5 You hear this woman telling her friend about a restaurant. What does she say about it?
W: Just look at that. It's incredible.
M: What do you mean?
W: Well, there must be about 20 different types of butter in this section. Low-fat, high-fat, Irish, Dutch, Australian you name it, they've got it.
M: Confusing, isn't it?
W: That's not the point. I'm sure a lot of people will be disappointed there aren't 20 types of carrots and 60 different varieties of cheese. I just don't see why we need them all. And when you think of the transport costs and the fuel needed to import all this stuff and the effect this has on the environment. It makes my blood boil.
M: What do you mean?
W: Well, there must be about 20 different types of butter in this section. Low-fat, high-fat, Irish, Dutch, Australian you name it, they've got it.
M: Confusing, isn't it?
W: That's not the point. I'm sure a lot of people will be disappointed there aren't 20 types of carrots and 60 different varieties of cheese. I just don't see why we need them all. And when you think of the transport costs and the fuel needed to import all this stuff and the effect this has on the environment. It makes my blood boil.
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6 You hear a woman talking to her husband in a supermarket. How does she feel?
The play finishes at about 11 ... Well, I had at first thought of coming back on the train straight afterwards, but the last one's at 11.05, so I probably wouldn't make it ... Are you sure you don't mind? ... I could always stay in a hotel. There are plenty of cheap ones in that part of town ... OK, well, if you're going to put me up for the night, then you'll have to let me take you out for a meal ... No, I insist.
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7 You hear this man talking to his friend on the phone about a day trip to London. What is he going to do at the end of the day?
We all know juvenile crimes on the increase. The police do all they can with very limited resources and then it's up to people like ourselves to sort the problem out. In this school alone we have more than 20 youngsters with a criminal record and we get virtually no support from the parents. Social services come in occasionally to give us advice on how to deal with them, hut once they've gone and we close the classroom door, we're very much on our own.
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8 You hear this man talking. Who is he?
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