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1. Listen and answer the questions.

Eva

1   Who is Neil?

      Someone at Eva’s work…… .

2   What does Neil do?

      ……………………………. a lot and sings.

3   What snacks does Neil eat?

      Chocolate and ……………………………. .

4   Where does he eat lunch?

      ……………………………………..

Owen

 Who is Vera?

      ……………………………………..

 What does Vera read?

      ……………………………………..

 Does Vera have a job?

      ……………………………………..

 What does Vera eat?

      ……………………………. and pasta.

2. Listen again and write true (T) or false (F).

 Eva looks sad.

 Eva doesn’t like Neil.

 Eva never eats hot food for lunch.

 Neil sometimes eats at the snack bar near work.

 Neil never listens to anyone.

 Owen really likes Vera.

 Vera isn’t rich.

 Vera doesn’t like pasta.

 Jane wants to meet Vera.

Answer & Audioscript

1

2   (He) talks (a lot), (He) sings

3   chocolate, cheese

4   in the office

5   Owen’s/His brother’s girlfriend

6   (the) newspaper

7   No (, she doesn’t.)

8   vegetables

2

1 T   2 T   3 T   4 F   5 T   6 F   7 F   8 F   9 T

Audioscript

1

Alex:   Hey, Eva. You don’t look good.

Eva:   No. Not happy.

Alex:   Why not? What’s up?

Eva:   There’s someone at work … He’s called Neil, and he’s a real problem.

Alex:   Why? What does he do?

Eva:   He talks all the time. He never stops! He talks to me; he talks to other people; he talks on the phone. Sometimes he doesn’t talk. But when he doesn’t talk—he sings! It drives me crazy!

Alex:   Oh, no, that’s really bad!

Eva:   Yes, and that’s not all. He eats snacks all the time, too—chocolate, cheese, things like that. I have sandwiches and fruit for lunch, but he has hot food. There’s a snack bar near the office. He goes there every day and brings fried chicken and French fries into the office for lunch. It really smells!

Alex:   Do you talk to him about this?

Eva:   Well, that’s the problem. He never listens. He thinks he’s fantastic, and he doesn’t listen to anyone else.

2

Jane:   Hi, Owen. Are you OK?

Owen:   Oh, hi, Jane. No, I’m not OK.

Jane:   Oh, dear. What’s the problem?

Owen:   The problem is Vera.

Jane:   Who’s Vera?

Owen:   My brother’s girlfriend. I don’t like her.

Jane:   Why not?

Owen:   She comes to our apartment, but she doesn’t do anything. She reads the newspaper and watches TV. That’s all.

Jane:   Oh, right. Does she have a job?

Owen:   No, she doesn’t. But my brother says she has a lot of money.

Jane:   She sounds OK. She reads a lot. That’s a good thing.

Owen:   Hmm … maybe. But I don’t understand her. She doesn’t eat meat, fish, cheese or eggs. She always eats vegetables and pasta.

Jane:   She sounds interesting. I’d like to meet her.

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