TEST 6-PART 1

1 Paris   2 18/eighteen (children)   3 outside 4 sandwiches   5 lime 1 MAN:   Where was the party? GIRL:   It was in the Paris Café. MAN:   Oh! How do you spell that? GIRL:   P-A-R-I-S. 2 MAN:   How many children were there? GIRL:   Eighteen. MAN:   Eighteen! That’s a lot! GIRL:   Yes. There were ten boys … MAN:   … and eight girls? GIRL:   Right! 3 MAN:   Where did you all sit? GIRL:   We had a big table outside. MAN:   Outside? Oh, weren’t you cold? GIRL:   No. It was hot and sunny that day. 4 MAN:   What did you eat? GIRL:   A lot! MAN:   Birthday cake? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   And did you have burgers and fries? GIRL:   No. We had sandwiches and ice cream. 5 MAN:   What drinks did you have? GIRL:   Some people had lemonade and some had lime juice. MAN:   Lime juice? Did you like it? GIRL:   Yes, I did.

1 (It’s) 19/nineteen (years (old))   2 (It loves) bananas/banana 3 (only (says)) hello   4 (the) balcony   5 Polly 1 GIRL:   How old’s your parrot, Mr Snow? MAN:   It’s nineteen. GIRL:   Nineteen! That’s old. MAN:   No, it isn’t. Parrots live longer than that. 2 GIRL:   And what does it like to eat? MAN:   It likes all kinds of food, but it loves bananas. GIRL:   Are bananas it favourite food? MAN:   Yes. 3 GIRL:   And what can it say? MAN:   Well, all parrots can talk, but ours only says ‘hello’. GIRL:   Does it say hello to you every day? MAN:   Yes. Every morning. 4 GIRL:   And does it live in your garden? MAN:   No. It doesn’t like the rain. It lives on the balcony. GIRL:   Does it like being on the balcony? MAN:   Yes, because it can watch all the people in the street. 5 GIRL:   And has your parrot got a name? MAN:   Yes. We call it Polly. GIRL:   Is that P-O-L-Y? MAN:   No, it’s P-O-double L-Y. GIRL:   Great! Thank you for your answers! MAN:   That’s OK.

PART 3

1 vegetables   2 bus   3 daughter 4 afternoon   5 Rich 1 BOY:   What do you buy there? WOMAN:   Well, I always buy vegetables because we eat them every day in our family. BOY:   Do you all like vegetables, then? WOMAN:   Yes, we do. 2 BOY:   And how do you go to the supermarket? Do you go on your bike? WOMAN:   No, I take the bus because I always have a lot of things to carry. BOY:   So, the bus is better? WOMAN:   Yes, it is. 3 BOY:   And who goes with you? WOMAN:   My daughter. BOY:   Right. Does she help you? WOMAN:   My daughter’s only four, but she likes to choose some of our food.

4 BOY:   And do you go in the morning? WOMAN:   No, I go in the afternoon. BOY:   Is the shop quieter in the afternoons, then? WOMAN:   No. There are always a lot of people there because it’s a very good supermarket. 5 BOY:   Well, thank you. And one last thing … what’s your name? I have to write it down. WOMAN:   It’s Mrs Rich. BOY:   How do you spell that? WOMAN:   R-I-C-H. BOY:   OK. Thank you.

TEST 7

1 swimming   2 afternoon(s)   3 Hart 4 (her father’s/dad’s) car   5 tennis 1 MAN:   Right, Lucy, which classes do you go to here? GIRL:   I have a swimming class. MAN:   Swimming, OK. And do you enjoy that? GIRL:   Very much. MAN:   Good. 2 MAN:   When do you have your class, Lucy? GIRL:   On Saturday morning – no, that’s wrong. It’s in the afternoon now. MAN:   OK, and you have it every week? GIRL:   Yes, on Saturday afternoon. 3 MAN:   What’s the name of your teacher? GIRL:   It’s Mr Hart. He’s very nice. MAN:   Do you spell that H-A-R-T? GIRL:   Yes, that’s right. MAN:   Great. 4 MAN:   Now, how do you get here, Lucy? GIRL:   I come with my father in the car. MAN:   Does he come in and watch the class? GIRL:   No, he sits in the car and reads his book! 5 MAN:   Now the last question. Do you do a lot of sports? GIRL:   Yes, I play tennis, hockey and basketball. MAN:   And which is your favourite? GIRL:   Oh, I like tennis best. MAN:   Thank you very much, Lucy.

1 12/twelve   2 carrots   3 box 4 grey/gray (and) white / white (and) grey/gray 5 Hoppy 1 GIRL:   How old is your rabbit now, Mrs Wright? WOMAN:   It’s only twelve weeks old. GIRL:   Twelve weeks! It’s very young! WOMAN:   Yes, but it eats a lot! 2 GIRL:   So, what’s its favourite food? Does it like fruit? WOMAN:   Well, it does, but it likes carrots best. GIRL:   So do you buy carrots for it every day? WOMAN:   No. I buy a lot at the weekend. 3 GIRL:   And where does it sleep? WOMAN:   It sleeps in a box outside. GIRL:   Oh! Isn’t it cold in the garden? WOMAN:   Yes, but it’s OK inside the box. 4 GIRL:   And what colour is your rabbit? WOMAN:   Well, I wanted a brown one, but they only had grey and white ones. GIRL:   So what did you buy? WOMAN:   A grey and white one with very long ears. 5 GIRL:   And can you play with it? WOMAN:   Yes! It likes to jump and run in the garden. GIRL:   What’s its name? WOMAN:   Hoppy. GIRL:   Is that H-O-P-P-Y? WOMAN:   Yes!

PART 3

1 pirates   2 Pound   3 bus   4 home   5 Pat 1 MAN:   What’s the film about? GIRL:   It’s about pirates. It’s very exciting. MAN:   Pirates? GIRL:   Yes. I love that kind of story. 2 MAN:   Which cinema is it at? GIRL:   The one in Pound Street. I can spell that word. I learnt it at school. MAN:   Is it P-O-U-N-D? GIRL:   Yes, that’s right, Dad. Well done! 3 GIRL:   How can we go there? Can you drive us there in the car? MAN:   The bus is quicker, I think. GIRL:   Mmm. MAN:   Yes, let’s take the bus. It’s easier, too.

4 GIRL:   What about the tickets? We can buy them at the cinema. MAN:   No. Let’s buy them at home. We can do that on the new computer. GIRL:   At home? Good idea. Let’s do that now. MAN:   OK. 5 MAN:   And would you like to take a friend with you? GIRL:   Oh, yes. Can I invite Pat to come with us? MAN:   Yes! Go and ask her now. GIRL:   Great. Thanks, Dad. Pat loves going to the cinema.

TEST 8

1 (it’s) black   2 (a/the) playground   3 (her/Gill’s) lunch 4 Bold   5 (class) 11/eleven 1 MAN:   OK. What colour is your bag? GIRL:   It’s black. MAN:   Black? And was it new? GIRL:   Yes. My grandma bought it for me last week. 2 MAN:   And where did you lose it? In the classroom? GIRL:   No. It was in the playground. MAN:   In the playground … and it’s not there now? GIRL:   No! 3 MAN:   And what was inside it? GIRL:   My lunch. That’s all. MAN:   Only your lunch? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   Not your books, or any pens and pencils? GIRL:   No. They’re all on my desk. 4 MAN:   OK. Now, what’s your family name, Jill? GIRL:   It’s Bold. MAN:   Right! Do you spell that B-O-L-D? GIRL:   Yes, B-O-L-D. 5 MAN:   OK. Now, what class are you in? GIRL:   Class 11. MAN:   OK. Well, go back to class 11 now, Jill. GIRL:   All right, but can you find my bag, please? MAN:   Yes, I think we can, but you must be more careful with your things, Jill. GIRL:   I know!

1 10/ten   2 (on) Monday(s)   3 Caris 4 (some) (new) shoes   5 (Daisy’s/my/your/her) bike 1 MAN:   Tell me about the dance lessons. GIRL:   They aren’t in my classroom. MAN:   Which classroom are they in, then? GIRL:   They’re in classroom ten. The one next to the playground. MAN:   Classroom ten. OK. 2 MAN:   And which day are these lessons? Do you know? GIRL:   Yes. They’re on Monday. MAN:   On Monday … hmm. That’s OK, I think. GIRL:   So can I, Dad? 3 MAN:   Well, what’s the name of the teacher who can give you these lessons? GIRL:   It’s Mrs Caris. MAN:   Let me write this down. Mrs Caris: C-A-R-I-S. GIRL:   Yes. She’s our English teacher too. MAN:   Oh! 4 GIRL:   But you have to buy me something. MAN:   What? A new dress? GIRL:   No. Some shoes. We have to take them to the first lesson. MAN:   Do they have to be new shoes? GIRL:   Yes, please! 5 MAN:   But how can you come home after the lesson? On the bus? GIRL:   No. There isn’t a bus then. I can take my bike that day and ride home. MAN:   On your bike – that’s a good idea! All right. You can go to the dance lessons. GIRL:   Great!

PART 3

1 (by) car   2 (in the) evening(s)   3 (his) son 4 (the) shower(s) (here/there)   5 38/thirty eight (years (old)) 1 GIRL:   And when you come, do you drive here? MAN:   Yes. It’s quicker and easier for us. GIRL:   So, you come in your car? MAN:   Yes, that’s right. 2 GIRL:   When do you come here to the sports centre? MAN:   I come here in the evenings. GIRL:   Not in the afternoons? MAN:   No. I’m at work then.

3 GIRL:   And do you come here with your friends? MAN:   No, not with my friends, with my son. GIRL:   With your son? Oh, where is he now? MAN:   He went to buy a bottle of water. 4 GIRL:   And what don’t you like about the sports centre? MAN:   I think it’s all OK. GIRL:   Oh? MAN:   Well … I don’t like the showers here. GIRL:   The showers. You don’t like those, OK. MAN:   No, I don’t. 5 GIRL:   And my last question. How old are you? MAN:   I’m 38. GIRL:   Sorry? 38? MAN:   Yes. GIRL:   OK. Thank you.

TEST 9

1 clean   2 bread   3 bus   4 daughter   5 Gill 1 GIRL:   Why do you like this supermarket? MAN:   I like it because it’s always clean … GIRL:   Clean? MAN:   Yes, you can see that. GIRL:   OK. Thank you. 2 GIRL:   And is there something that you buy here every day? MAN:   Ermm … GIRL:   Do you always buy milk? MAN:   No, but I always buy bread. GIRL:   Bread … OK, thanks. 3 GIRL:   Now, one more question … Do you come here in a car? MAN:   I have got a car, but I come here on the bus because it’s easier. GIRL:   You carry all your shopping on the bus? That’s difficult. MAN:   No! Not for me. 4 GIRL:   And do you do all the shopping in your family? MAN:   Oh no, my daughter helps me. GIRL:   Ah! Is your daughter here now? MAN:   Yes, she’s looking for some coffee that we saw on TV. 5 GIRL:   Now can you tell me your name, please? MAN:   Yes, it’s Mr Gill. GIRL:   Can you spell that for me please, Mr Mill? MAN:   Yes. It’s G-I double L. GIRL:   Thanks a lot. Bye.

1 Race   2 lift   3 morning(s)   4 CD   5 26/twenty-six 1 GIRL:   What’s the piano teacher’s name, Dad? MAN:   Mr Race. GIRL:   Do you spell that R-A-C-E? MAN:   That’s right. Do you know Mr Race, Pat? GIRL:   No. 2 GIRL:   Where do I have to go for the lessons? MAN:   The lessons are in the room next to the lift. Let’s look again. Yes, next to the lift. GIRL:   Oh, OK. I know. It’s in a nice room. It’s got big windows. MAN:   Has it? GIRL:   Yes. 3 GIRL:   When are the lessons? Are they on Friday afternoon? We have English then. MAN:   No. They’re on Friday morning, Pat. GIRL:   Every Friday morning? MAN:   Yes, that’s right. You can start next week. GIRL:   Wow! Great! 4 GIRL:   What do I have to take to the first lesson? A pen? MAN:   No, only your favourite CD. Have you got one? GIRL:   Well, I’ve got lots of CDs now, but I can choose a favourite one, Dad. That’s easy. MAN:   Good. 5 MAN:   They said in the email please tell Pat to read page 26 of her book for her homework. GIRL:   Page 26? MAN:   Yes, that’s right. Can you do that this evening? GIRL:   Can you help me? MAN:   OK!

PART 3

1 bus station   2 handbags   3 basement   4 cakes   5 DVDs 1 BOY:   Where is the shop? WOMAN:   It’s next to the bus station. BOY:   The bus station? WOMAN:   Yes, that’s right. BOY:   Oh, that’s a good place for a shop. 2 BOY:   What do you buy there? Shoes? WOMAN:   You can buy lots of things there, but it’s my favourite shop in town for handbags! BOY:   Handbags? WOMAN:   Yes, I bought a beautiful new one last week.

3 WOMAN:   When I go to the shop, I often have a drink. BOY:   Oh, so there’s a café too. WOMAN:   Yes, it’s a very big shop! BOY:   Where is the café? WOMAN:   In the basement. BOY:   Oh, I see. The basement. 4 BOY:   Can you eat pasta in the café? WOMAN:   No, they don’t have hot food. BOY:   So what can you eat? WOMAN:   Well, they have great cakes. BOY:   Cakes? Oh, that’s good, Mum. 5 BOY:   Can we go there on Saturday? WOMAN:   Good idea. They’re giving DVDs to all the children who come to the shop this week. BOY:   That’s great. I love watching DVDs! WOMAN:   Me too.