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Exercise 1

A. Listen and match conversations 1—3 with pictures A—C.

1 ____     2 ____     3 ____

B. Listen again and match the person with the country and city.

1   Carmen

2   Katie

3   Steve

Australia

Ireland

Spain

Dublin

Cork

Madrid

Barcelona

Sydney

Melbourne

Answer & Audioscript

A

1 C   2 B   3 A

B

1   Carmen—Spain—Madrid

2   Katie—Ireland—Dublin

3   Steve—Australia— Melbourne

Audioscript

Conversation 1

A:   Hello, I’m Diana.

B:   Hi, I’m Carmen.

A:   Nice to meet you.

B:   You too.

A:   Where are you from?

B:   I’m from Spain.

A:   Oh, where in Spain?

B:   From Madrid.

Conversation 2

A:   Hi, I’m Tom.

B:   Hi, I’m Katie.

A:   Nice to meet you.

B:   You too.

A:   Are you from Ireland?

B:   Yes, I am.

A:   Oh, where in Ireland?

B:   From Dublin.

Conversation 3

A:   Hi, I’m James.

B:   Hello, I’m Steve.

A:   Nice to meet you.

B:   You too.

A:   Where are you from?

B:   I’m from Australia

A:   Oh. Are you from Sydney?

B:   No, I’m not. I’m from Melbourne.

Exercise 2

A. Listen and complete the conversations.

Conversation 1

A:   Hello, I 1__’m__ Janet.

B:   Hi, I 2______ Oscar. Nice to meet you.

A:   You too. Where 3______ you from?

B:   I 4______ from Colombia.

A:   Oh, where in Colombia?

B:   From Bogotá.

Conversation 2

A:   Hello, I 5______ Kasia.

B:   Hi, I 6______ Peter.

A:   Nice to meet you.

B:   You too. Where 7______ you from?

A:   I 8______ from Poland.

B:   9______ you from Warsaw?

A:   No, I’m not. I’m from Gdańsk.

Answer & Audioscript

2 ’m   3 are   4 ’m   5 ’m   6 ’m   7 are   8 ’m   9 Are

Exercise 3

A. Listen and match conversations 1—3 with pictures A—C.

1 ____     2 ____     3 ____

B. Listen again and complete the information.

 

First name

Last name

Room number

1

 

Thompson

 

2

 

 

 

3

 

 

 

Answer & Audioscript

A

1 C   2 B   3 A

B

 

First name

Last name

Room number

1

Mike

Thompson

10

2

Allen

Byrne

379

3

Anabella

Almeida

124

Audioscript

Conversation 1

A:   OK, what’s your last name?

B:   Thompson, T-H-O-M-P-S-O-N.

A:   Ah-huh. And what’s your first name?

B:   Michael.

A:   How do you spell that?

B:   M-I-C-H-A-E-L.

A:   Ah yes, for the fitness class in room 10.

B:   That’s right.

A:   What’s your phone number?

B:   Er … it’s oh five three two, four one nine.

A:   And what’s your email address?

B:   It’s mike at bmail dot com.

A:   OK, thank you.

Conversation 2

A:   Good morning. Can I help you?

B:   Yes. My name’s Byrne. Allen Byrne.

A:   How do you spell that?

B:   B-Y-R-N-E.

A:   B-Y-R-N-E.

B:   Yes.

A:   And your first name?

B:   It’s Allen.

A:   A-L-L … is it a-n?

B:   No, e. E as in England. A-L-L-E-N.

A:   Thanks. OK, here’s your visitor’s name badge. The conference is in room 379.

B:   Thank you.

A:   You’re welcome.

Conversation 3

A:   Can I help you?

B:   Yes, I’m a student, a new student.

A:   Welcome to the school. What’s your last name?

B:   Almeida.

A:   How do you spell Almeida?

B:   A-L-M-E-I-D-A.

A:   And what’s your first name?

B:   Anabella.

A:   OK, Anabella. Here’s your student card.

B:   Thank you. Oh, my first name’s wrong.

A:   Oh, sorry. How do you spell it?

B:   It’s Anabella, A-N-A-B-E-L-L-A.

A:   A-N-A-B-E-L-L-A.

B:   That’s right.

A:   OK, Anabella. You’re in room 124.

B:   124?

A:   Yes.

Exercise 4

A. Listen and answer the questions for Catarina.

Name: Catarina

1   Where are you from?   …Positano in Italy

2   Is it big?   ………………….

3   Is it old?   ………………….

4   What’s your job?   ………………….

5   Where’s your job?   ………………….

6   Is English important for you?   ………………….

7   What’s good about (name of city or country)?    ………………….………………….

Answer & Audioscript

2 no   3 yes   4 hotel receptionist   5 downtown Dublin   6 yes

7 the countryside is beautiful, the villages are old and beautiful

Audioscript

A:   So, your name’s Catherine?

B:   No, it’s Catarina.

A:   Catarina?

B:   Yes, it’s an Italian name. I’m from Italy.

A:   Yeah? Where in Italy?

B:   I’m from Positano.

A:   Positano! I don’t know it. Is it big?

B:   No, it isn’t. It’s very small. Very small and very old. Look. Here’s a picture.

A:   Oh, it’s beautiful!

B:   Yes … I love it.

A:   And … what’s your job?

B:   In Dublin?

A:   Yes, here in Dublin.

B:   I’m a hotel receptionist here in downtown Dublin.

A:   Oh really? So English is important for you.

B:   Yes, of course. In my job I speak English, and I also speak German and Italian of course. Italian people visit Dublin a lot. They love it.

A:   And you? Do you like Dublin?

B:   Oh, yes. I really love it here.

A:   Why? What’s good about it?

B:   Well, the countryside here is very beautiful, with mountains, rivers and the sea. And the villages are old and beautiful. I really love it here. And you … are you Irish?

A:   Yes, but not from Dublin. I’m from a small town in County Wexford.

Exercise 5

A. Listen to the conversations. Where is each conversation? Circle the correct options.

1   a)   classroom

     b) business conference

2   a)   hotel

     b) hospital

B. Listen again and complete the information.

 

Job

Country

Ed

 

student

 

Cathy

 

 

 

Misaki

 

 

 

Anna

 

 

 

Lynn Baker

 

 

Jan

 

 

 

C. Listen again and underline the correct alternatives.

1   Am I in the Japanese/English class?

2   No problem/thank you. I’m Ed.

3   And you, are you Spanish/English?

4   It’s my first time/day here.

5   Look, here’s a doctor/nurse.

6   Are you from Russia/Poland, too?

Answer & Audioscript

A

1 a   2 b

B

Ed: Canada

Cathy: student, Ireland

Misaki: teacher, Japan

Anna: nurse, Poland

Lynn Baker: doctor, England

Jan: nurse, Russia

C

2 problem   3 English   4 time   5 nurse   6 Poland

Audioscript

1

A:   Excuse me? Am I in the Japanese class?

B:   Yes, you are.

A:   Are you the teacher?

B:   No, I’m not. I’m a student.

A:   Oh, sorry.

B:   No problem. I’m Ed.

A:   Hi, I’m Cathy. I’m a student, too.

B:   Nice to meet you.

A:   And you. Are you from Canada?

B:   Yes, I am. And you, are you English?

A:   No, I’m from Ireland.

B:   Oh, here’s Misaki, the teacher. She’s from Japan.

2

A:   Excuse me.

B:   Yes?

A:   Are you a nurse?

B:   No, I’m a doctor.

A:   Oh, sorry. I’m a nurse. My name’s Anna. It’s my first time here.

B:   Oh, hello. I’m Lynn. Lynn Baker.

A:   Nice to meet you, Doctor Baker. Are you from England?

B:   Yes, I am. Look here’s a nurse. Jan, this is Anna.

C:   Hi, Anna.

A:   Hi.

C:   Where are you from?

A:   I’m from Poland.

C:   Oh. Dzien dobry!

A:   Are you from Poland, too?

C:   No, I’m from Russia.

Exercise 6

A. Listen and complete the names.

Class register

 

First name

Last name

1

Alexandra

Baecher

2

…………….

Mancini

3

Louise

…………….

4

…………….

Watson

5

Meilin

…………….

6

…………….

Kean

B. Listen to the information and correct the email addresses. There may be more than one mistake in each address.

1   evesbedi373@yippee.com

2   yohana999@gomail.com

3   heideho251@itmail.com

4   gorgelopez@toggle.com

Answer & Audioscript

A

2 Giacomo   3 Walsh   4 Vicky   5 Zhu   6 Rufus

B

1   yvesbedi373@yippee.com

2   johanna999@gomail.com

3   heidiho251@itmail.com

4   jorgelopes@toggle.com

Audioscript

A

1

A:   My name’s Alexandra Baecher.

B:   How do you spell Baecher?

A:   B-a-e-c-h-e-r.

2

A:   Mr Mancini. What’s your first name?

B:   Giacomo.

A:   That’s J-a.

B:   No, G-i-a-c-o-m-o.

A:   G-i-a-c-o-m-o.

B:   That’s right.

3

A:   Louise Walsh.

B:   How do you spell Walsh?

A:   W-a-l-s-h.

4

A:   What’s your name?

B:   Vicky Watson.

A:   Vicky Watson. How do you spell Vicky?

B:   V-i-c-k-y.

5

A:   Meilin Zhu.

B:   Meilin … How do you spell Zhu?

A:   Z-h-u.

B:   Z-h-u.

6

A:   Rufus Kean.

B:   Rufus. How do you spell that?

A:   R-u-f-u-s.

B:   R-u-f-u-s. Rufus Kean. K-e-a-n?

A:   That’s right.

 

B

1

A:   What’s your email address?

B:   It’s yvesbedi373@yippee.com.

A:   E-v. How do you spell your first name?

B:   Not e-v. Y-v. Y as in, erm, yes. Y-v-e-s.

2

A:   What’s your email address?

B:   It’s johanna999@gomail.com.

A:   Johanna999 … y-o-h

B:   No, j-o-h …

A:   J?

B:   J. J-o-h-a-n-n-a.

A:   OK. Wait. A-n-n-a?

B:   Yes. A-n-n-a.

3

A:   And your email address?

B:   Heidiho251@itmail.com.

A:   H-e-i-d- … Is it e as in England?

B:   No, h-e-i-d-i. I as in it or in.

A:   OK, heidiho251@itmail.com.

B:   That’s right.

4

A:   My email address is jorgelopes@toggle.com

B:   Just a minute. OK. G-o-r …

A:   J not g. J-o-r …

B:   J-o-r-g-e. Lopez?

A:   Yes.

B:   L-o-p-e … z as in zoo?

A:   No, s as in, er, supermarket.

B:   Lopes.

A:   Yeah, jorgelopes@toggle.com.

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