TEST 20

1.       Walter

2.       Small flat

3.       Brothers

4.       Mechanic

5.       Old stamps/ stamps

Part two, listen and look. There is one example.

Can I ask you some questions, Grandpa?

Yes. What do you want to know?

Well, it's for my history homework. I need to talk to an older person.

Oh. Alright then?

Well first... Sorry, but I need to ask you. How old are you, Grandpa?

Okay. Now let's see. 85 is it?

No. No. 86 now, I'm afraid.

Wow. That's old.

Thank you for that.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

And your name, Grandpa? Walter. How do you spell that?

Yes. Ready? It's W-A-L-T-E-R. Have you got it?

Got it.

Right. What's next then?

Well, where did you live when you were a child?

Oh. I lived in a small flat with my family in South London. Not too far from here.

But it only had two bedrooms. Not like the house you live in now. The toilet was outside.

Outside?

Yes. Can you believe it? And we only had a bath once a week.

And we had it in front of a big wood fire in the living room.

That sounds great. So did you have a big family then, Grandpa?

Yes. Very big. I didn't have any sisters, but I had five brothers. And then my parents, of course.

Wow. That is a big family. And what job did you do, Grandpa?

Oh, well, I've had lots of jobs.

But which was your favourite?

My favourite. Well, that'd be when I was a fireman. But before that, I was a mechanic. That was the first job I did.

Oh, I didn't know that. Oh, and what about hobbies, Grandpa? Did you have any hobbies?

Yes. Well, when I was younger, I liked going into the garage and driving the expensive cars, of course.

But these days, I just like sitting at home and looking at my old stamps.

I've got a book of them somewhere.

Now listen to part two again.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 21

1.       southend / south end

2.       summer

3.       money

4.       weekends / saturdays and Sundays

5.       1:30 p.m. / 1:30

Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

Wipry's supermarket. How can I help you?

I'm, er, I'm looking for a job, you see?

Yes, well, we do have some jobs. Just a minute. I need a pen.

Now then, what's your name?

Oh, it's er, Cynthia Jones.

Can you spell the first name, please?

Yes, er, C-Y-N-T-H-I-A.

Right.

Can you see the answer? Now, you listen and write.

Could I have your address, please?

It's 33 South End Road.

And that's in Castle Town.

Yes, that's right.

Right. Good. And have you worked in a supermarket before?

I have, yes.

That's good. And when was that? Was it this year?

Er, no. It was last summer. Er, I worked in your supermarket for three weeks.

Oh, not very long then. But you liked the work, did you?

Oh, yes, I did. And I think I was very...

Good. And why do you want this job now?

Well, you see, I want the money to go on holiday with my friends. And I haven't got any.

I see. And you say you can work every day?

Oh, no, I didn't say that. No, I can't, I'm afraid.

I'm studying, you see. So I can only work weekends.

And you can work all day?

What, you mean from nine till five?

Yes.

Well, no. I'm sorry. I can't work mornings. It would be...

Let's see. From one thirty to five?

Oh, right. Well. Er, thank you for calling.

Now listen to part two again.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 22

1.       Swan

2.       Brown

3.       bus stop

4.       house key - letters

5.       06235453010

Part two. Listen and look. There is one example.

Er, excuse me.

How can I help you?

Oh, you see, I've lost my handbag. I had it in town this morning and then I...

Just a minute. Just a minute. I'll get a pen. Now then. Could I have your name please? Your full name?

Bethany Phillips. Can you spell the surname please? Yes. Okay. P-H-I-double-L-I-P-S.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

Now then. Could you give me your address please? Oh, that's 27. Swan Street. Brighton.

You know the fire station. Well, I live very near there and not far from that big supermarket.

Now then. Sorry. What have you lost? My handbag. I've lost my handbag. It's brown.

Right. How did you lose this bag? Well, you see the bus didn't come for ages. So I put my bag down at the bus stop.

And then it came and I got on. Okay. So what was inside the bag then? Just tell me slowly.

Oh well, there was all my money and oh dear. There was my house key and oh yes, there were two letters.

I wanted to post them you see. And nothing else then? No. No. I don't think so.

Because I've got this other bag for my shopping you see and I bought some jeans and a nice jacket and they're in here. So.

Right. Good. And could you give me your phone number please? Oh yes. It's 06235 453010.

But we're all out in the mornings because Dad's at work and thank you.

Now, if I have any news about your bag, I'll phone you of course in the afternoon. Oh, thank you very much. That's very kind of.

Goodbye now. Bye then.

Now listen to part two again.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 23

TEST 24

1.       the zoo/zoo

2.       a cave/cave

3.       saturday night

4.       dolphins

5.       7 / seven

Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

Good morning class. Is everyone excited about the school holiday this weekend?

Yes, when will we leave?

At half past nine, we will meet at the bus station.

Can you see the answer?

Now you listen and write.

What will we do on Friday afternoon?

We will go to the zoo. Then we can see all the animals we have learned about.

Great, my favourite is the lion.

Then on Saturday afternoon, we're going to a cave. We're going to see bats.

Oh, are they dangerous?

No, you don't need to be afraid. And on Saturday night, we're going to go to the theatre.

What will we see?

Rabbits in the hills.

Excellent. And we're going to the beach on Sunday, right?

Yes. We're going to swim with dolphins.

How exciting.

Yes, it will be fun.

And what time will we arrive back at the school?

At seven o'clock on Sunday evening.

Now listen to part two again.

What will we do on Friday afternoon?

We will go to the zoo. Then we can see all the animals we have learned about.

Great, my favourite is the lion.

Then on Saturday afternoon, we're going to a cave. We're going to see bats.

Oh, are they dangerous?

No.

You don't need to be afraid. And on Saturday night, we're going to go to the theatre.

What will we see?

Rabbits in the hills.

Excellent. And we're going to the beach on Sunday, right?

Yes. We're going to swim with dolphins.

How exciting.

Yes, it will be fun.

And what time will we arrive back at the school?

At seven o'clock on Sunday.

That is the end of part two.