TEST 29

6 August   7 twenty five   8 assistant   9 English   10 jessyjones

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F:   Most students in this college study in Brighton Summer School during the summer holidays and really enjoy it. So I’m going to tell you a bit about their summer school.

(6) Courses start on the twentieth of June so you can choose any date that suits you until August the 15th. Most students choose courses in the middle of July as the weather’s better then.

(7) Courses are available for students who are between eighteen and twenty five years old. (8) But to work there as an assistant during your studies you have to be at least twenty two. You don’t need to be good at sports or other languages (9) but they need you to speak good English. That’s because all classes will be in English.

Each day you’ll get some homework and during your time there you’ll need to do two group projects, one each week.

(10) If you’re interested, you need to email me at jessyjones@mail.com, that’s J-E-DOUBLE-S-Y-J-O-N-E-S, telling me why you’d like to go.

 

 

TEST 30

6 notes   7 45   8 officedes   9 Anna   10 4th/fourth

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F:   Hi Vladimir, it’s Sonia from work. We missed you today at the office. So next Monday we’re having the meeting for the new office design. Mr Fowler asked everyone for ideas.

(6) So we must make notes and then email them to Mr Fowler. On the day of the meeting we’ll also give a short talk based on our notes in front of everyone. Our talk shouldn’t be longer than 3 minutes (7) as the whole meeting should take no more than 45 minutes. That will give all of us some time to talk and then around 15 minutes for us to decide on the best ideas.

(8) If you need help, you can go online at www.officedes.com. That’s O-DOUBLE F-I-C-E-D-E-S.com. It’s got great ideas for small offices. Oh, I almost forgot. (9) Could you talk to Anna and let her know about this as I’m already late for my tennis class.

Make sure you are ready by Friday the first of October so that we’ll have the weekend to go over our ideas (10) before Monday the 4th.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TEST 31

6 5.50   7 Maths   8 8:15   9 bus   10 cameras

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Good Morning, I’m going to tell you what you need to know for next Friday’s trip to the Egyptian Museum. First of all, remember that students pay less than adults, so instead of the usual 8 pounds you will only need to bring 5 pounds fifty; if your parents want to go too, they will have to pay the full price.

You will go to the museum with the history teacher but he’s ill so you can’t give him the money. The Maths teacher will collect it tomorrow at the end of her lesson.

The Museum opens at half past nine, but we’ll have to leave school and be at the bus station by quarter past eight because the journey there is about 45 minutes. We won’t take the train because it would take longer to get there.

The Museum has a café so you don’t need to bring food or drink. Remember that you can take photos inside the museum so don’t leave your cameras at home.

 

 

 

 

 

TEST 32

6 17th   7 dancing   8 15   9 museums   10 139

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Right everyone. Just some information on The Arts Centre that is open from July to September. You will leave at half past nine on the 17th and get there in about half an hour. During the week you will spend there, you will have several activities to choose from: students can do painting or drawing from 8 a.m. to midday, while after lunch those who are interested can try dancing or photography. The courses are available for students aged 11 to 15, but remember your parents have to fill in a form where they agree to let you do the courses.

During the week at the Arts Centre you will also be able to take part in weekend activities: Unfortunately we won’t be able to take you to the swimming pool as we did last year but we will go on a trip to London and visit museums as well. The cost of the week, which includes accommodation and meals, is 139 pounds, so please remember to bring the money by Thursday.