B2 listening about holiday
فایل صوتی انگلیسی سطح پیشرفته درباره ی مشکلات سفر
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We really didn't expect this. We thought it'd be the typical economy type hotel. You know, nothing special, just a bed, a wardrobe and a shower in the room if you're lucky. Well, the en-suite bathroom was a big surprise, I can tell you. It's twice the size of ours at home. And as for the view from the balcony, it's unbelievable. We really can't complain.
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1 You overhear this man talking about his hotel. How does he feel about his room?
And I think that although my experience running a restaurant may not seem very relevant, it's still a people¬-orientated job. I am definitely a 'people person'. I like dealing with the public. So whether it's listening to customers and giving them advice on the best places to go, or talking on the phone to tour operators and trying to get the best deal. I think I'd be well suited to the job. I have good people skills and I think that's an important strength.
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2 Listen to this woman in an interview. What job has she applied for?
TG: Are you sure you had it when you left the hotel?
W: Positive: I didn't want to bring it but my husband made me put it in my bag. He said you should never leave your money or your passport in your room. And then when we were having a drink and I went to pay, it had gone. Well, someone must have put their hand in when I wasn't looking.
TG: We'll have to report it straightaway.
W: Positive: I didn't want to bring it but my husband made me put it in my bag. He said you should never leave your money or your passport in your room. And then when we were having a drink and I went to pay, it had gone. Well, someone must have put their hand in when I wasn't looking.
TG: We'll have to report it straightaway.
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3 You hear a woman talking to a tour guide. What is the woman's problem?
We went there because we wanted to see the stained glass windows. They say they're among the finest in Europe and the colors are supposed to be incredible when the sun shines through them. Unfortunately we couldn't go in because, we weren't properly dressed - they won't let you in if you're wearing short trousers. And the next morning when we went hack it was Easter Sunday. So of course, we couldn't get to the part where the windows are because there was a special service.
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4 You overhear a man talking about a place he tried to visit on holiday. What place is he describing?
M: yes, your skin is quit badly burnt. How long were you out in the sun for?
B: About an hour, maybe. It was after lunch and I fell asleep on the beach.
M: Do you have any other symptoms - dizziness, a temperature?
B: No, it just really hurts.
M: Well, it doesn't sound like sunstroke. This cream should take away the sting, but if you start to feel sick or dizzy, get yourself to a doctor straight away.
B: Thanks. How much do I owe you?
M: I'll just check. One second.
B: About an hour, maybe. It was after lunch and I fell asleep on the beach.
M: Do you have any other symptoms - dizziness, a temperature?
B: No, it just really hurts.
M: Well, it doesn't sound like sunstroke. This cream should take away the sting, but if you start to feel sick or dizzy, get yourself to a doctor straight away.
B: Thanks. How much do I owe you?
M: I'll just check. One second.
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5 Listen to this conversation between a man and a teenage boy. Who is the man?
I shouldn't complain really. I mean, the whole economy of this town is based on tourism and if they stopped coming, then a lot of people would be out of work and on the dole. But I do wish they'd show a little more respect. There are a lot of them who have music blaring out of their cars during the day, and then at night you get big groups coming into the center for the pubs and clubs. And they don't seem to care that we can't sleep with them making such a racket. Most of them drunk, I shouldn't wonder.
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6 You hear a local resident talking about tourists in her town. What is she complaining about?
B: Where are we going?
M: Well, we picked up a leaflet for a nature park just outside the town. They've got all sorts of wild animals and you can drive through and see them in their natural habitat. It looks very good.
B: But you said we were going to go to the Aqua Park.
M: We can't go in this weather. And besides, your father and I want to do something different.
B: But that's not fair. You can't just change your mind like that.
M: Don't be selfish, Steven. It's our turn today
M: Well, we picked up a leaflet for a nature park just outside the town. They've got all sorts of wild animals and you can drive through and see them in their natural habitat. It looks very good.
B: But you said we were going to go to the Aqua Park.
M: We can't go in this weather. And besides, your father and I want to do something different.
B: But that's not fair. You can't just change your mind like that.
M: Don't be selfish, Steven. It's our turn today
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7 You hear this boy talking to his mother. Why is he disappointed?
No, the 14th. That's right. Saturday the 14th .Well, my plans have changed and I'm not going to Bristol any more. I couldn't get anywhere to stay there, so I had to find somewhere in the city of Bath ... But I don't see why I have Lo pick it up two days before. Surely you could just give me the new one the day I travel, on the I4th ... Yes, I appreciate that's the procedure, but it's very inconvenient.
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8 You hear a man telephoning a railway station. What does he want to do?
برای دسترسی به دروس بیشتر به لینک زیر مراجعه کنید.
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درک مطلب از سطح مبتدی تا پیشرفته
تمامی موضوعات آیلتس اسپیکینگ پارت یک، دو و سه همراه با جواب
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