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1. Listen to the weather forecast. Match the weather to the days. You don’t need all the weather items.

 Monday         ____

 Tuesday         ____

 Wednesday  ____

 Thursday       ____

 Friday             ____

 Saturday        ____

 Sunday          ____

 next week      ____

a)   hot and sunny

b)   hot and windy

c)   cloudy, heavy rain, stormy

d)   warm and dry

e)   warm and cloudy

f)   warm, cloudy, some rain

g)   cold and rainy

h)   windy, cool, chance of rain

i)   hot and cloudy

j)   mostly dry with some sun

Answer & Audioscript

1 a)   2 e)   3 h)   4 c)   5 j)   6 d)   7 g)   8 f)

Audioscript

Here is the week’s weather forecast for Sydney. Today, it’ll be hot and sunny with temperatures up to 21 degrees Celsius. Tuesday will be warm, but cloudy, with a high of twenty. Things will change on Wednesday: it’ll be a windy day with the possibility of rain from midday until midnight. With the wind, the temperature will fall to around fifteen degrees, so it’ll feel a lot cooler. On Thursday, the day will start cloudy, and there is a high chance of heavy rain because it is likely to be stormy in the afternoon. On Friday, there is less chance of rain, and we should mostly have a dry day with some sun. Temperatures will be around 20 degrees again. Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday will be warm and dry with temperatures of about 23 degrees, but, on Sunday, things will change again—temperatures will drop and the rain will return. And the outlook for next week: it will be warm but cloudy with some rain.

2. Listen to two phone conversations. Complete the messages.

1

Message

For:   1__Mr. Jackson__ 

From:   2______ Barnes

Time:   1:15 p.m.

Your 3______ will be ready at 5:30 this evening. Please pick it up before 4______ tomorrow. Call Mr. Barnes today after 5______.

2

Bill,

Jimmy called. Do you want to see the Michigan game on 6______ afternoon? He can get 7______ tickets—$30 instead of $8______. Call him before 9______ tonight.

M xx

Answer & Audioscript

2 Jeff   3 car   4 12:15

5 three o’clock   6 Saturday

7 cheaper   8 50   9 seven

Audioscript

1

A:   Good afternoon. Smith’s Doors and Windows. Can I help you?

B:   Hello. Could I speak to Mr. Jackson, please?

A:   Sorry, he’s gone to lunch. He’ll be back in fifteen minutes—at 1:30.

B:   Oh. Can I leave a message?

A:   Of course.

B:   Well, it’s Jeff Barnes here—from Fix-It, the garage.

A:   Is that G-e-o-f-f?

B:   No, it’s J- e- f- f.

B:   And is your last name B-a-r-n-e-s?

B:   Yes, that’s right. Barnes.

A:   Thank you. And your message?

B:   His car will be ready at 5:30 this evening. He can pick it up today—or tomorrow before 12:15.

A:   Today—or tomorrow before 12:15. Would you like him to call you back?

B:   Yes, that’s a good idea. After 3 o’clock. I might not be back at the garage until then.

A:   Right. Three o’clock. I’ll give him the message. Goodbye, Mr. Barnes.

2

A:   Hello, Maria here.

B:   Hi, Maria. This is Jimmy. How are you?

A:   Great, thanks Jimmy. And you?

B:   Not bad, not bad. Is Bill there at the moment?

A:   No, sorry. He’s at work.

B:   What time will he be back?

A:   He might be a bit late today. About 6, 6:30. Do you want to leave a message?

B:   Yeah, OK. Tell him I can get cheaper tickets for the Michigan football game on Saturday afternoon. $30 instead of $50.

A:   $30? That’s a good price for a Michigan game.

B:   Yeah. I think so, too. Do you think he’ll want to go?

A:   Yes, I’m sure he will. I might, too! I’ll ask him to call you when he gets home.

B:   Great. He should call me before 7—I have to go and get the tickets at 8.

A:   Seven—OK, I’ll tell him. Bye, Jimmy!

B:   See you, Maria.

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