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Liste n to this 1
Preparatory less on
1
1.
forty
2.
fifteen
3.
a hun dred and
fiftee n
4.
three hun dred and eighty
5.
three thousa
nd four hun dred and eighty
6.
twenty a
7.
thirty b
8.
fourtee n d
1.
four eight two six three four
2.
seve n two one five o six
3.
six nine seve
n double two four
4.
five six four
three eight o
1.
nin etee n eighty-two
2.
nin etee n
eighty-seve n
3.
nin etee n seve nty-one
4.
fourtee n nin
ety-two
5.
ten sixty-six
6.
eightee n
thirty-two
1.
the fourtee nth of July
2.
the sec ond of
October
3.
the twe nty-third of March
4.
April the
tenth
5.
the thirty-first of January
1.
thirty-two
High Street
2.
a
hun dred and fifty-two Piccadilly
3.
forty-eight Sutton Road
4.
eightee n
Bristol Square
1.
nine thirty
2.
ten forty-five
3.
eleve n ten
4.
three fiftee n
5.
six forty-five
1.
Doctor Smith
2.
Saint Thomas
3.
Bond Street
4.
Mrs. Archer
5.
Eton Avenue
6.
Ede n Square
1.
C-H-E-S-T
2.
D-l-Z-Z-Y
3.
F-L-O-W-E-R
4.
J-O-K-I-N-G
5.
L-E-M-O-N
6.
Q-U-I-E-T
7.
W-A-V-E
8.
G-R-E-A-T
1.
Don't go.
2.
I can't see.
3.
It
isn't true.
4.
I'll tell you.
a.
Dr. Blake was n't born un
til 1934.
b.
I'll see you at nine forty-
five.
c.
She does n't live in Oxford Street.
d.
You were n't with us on the twen ty-
first of May.
e.
I'd like to pho ne Eastleigh, that's
E-A-S-T-L-E-I-
G-H. Six eight two double four eight.
f.
Mrs. Jones has an appo in tme nt at
eight am.
g.
A n ortheast wind will bring rain to
the London area
tomorrow.
Now liste n
carefully.
Look at Practice 1.
Put number 3 in box A. Put
nu mber 6 in box B. Put nu
mber 7 in box C. Now add
the nu mbers.
Look at Practice
2.
Put
number 8
in box A. Put
nu mber 2 in box C. Put nu mber 1 in
box B. Add the
nu mbers.
Look at Practice 3.
Put
nu mber 7 in box B.
Put
nu mber 2 in
box C. Put nu mber 4 in box A. Add the
nu mbers.
1.
Does she work in a
supermarket?
2.
Does she work in a bank?
3.
Does he work
in a chemist?
4. Does he work in a big
shop?
5. Does
she work in a hotel?
6. Does she work in a shoe
shop?
7. Does
he work in a shoe shop?
—
My n ame's Ki
ng.
—
How do you spell
that?
—
K-l-N-G. I live in
Hampstead.
—
How's that
spelt?
—
H-A-M-P-S-T-E-
A-D.
—
What do you do for a livi
ng?
—
rm a journ
alist.
—
Really? Do you like
it?
—
Yes, I do. It's very in
teresti ng.
Woma n: This is Joh n.
Mother.
Mother: How do
you do?
Joh n: How do
you do?
Woma n: Joh n's
a jour nalist.
Mother: Are you? Do you like
it?
Joh n: Well,
it's alright.
—
Hello, where are you
from?
—
Oh, I'm En
glish.
—
Really? Which part do you
come from?
London, but I was
born in Man Chester.
—
Oh!
—
Can you speak Fren
ch?
—
A little.
—
Well, I live in
8.
shoes, socks and pants
9.
pan ts, shirt and socks
10.
skirt, blouse
and sweater
1.
key
2.
toothbrush
3.
comb
4.
key and door
5.
table and chair
6.
toothbrush and
comb
7.
bicycle and tire
8.
comb,
toothbrush and key
9.
bed, table and
chair
1.
letter
2.
show
3.
someth ing
4.
read
5.
cigarettes
6.
taxi
7.
bookcase
8.
none
9.
magaz ine
10.
any
11.
policema
n
12.
policewoma n
1.
shoes
2.
shut
3.
wi
ndow
4.
lamp
5.
bottle
—
Where did you lear n
it?
—
At school.
—
Can
you speak any other Ian guages?
—
rm
afraid not.
1.
shirt
2.
skirt
3.
socks
4.
shirt and
tie
5.
blouse and skirt
6.
pants and
shirt
7.
shoes and
socks
6.
refrigerator
7.
n
ewspaper
8.
purse
9.
clothes
10.
bed
11.
plate
12.
stove
13.
radio
14.
first
15.
sec
ond
16.
third
17.
fourth
18.
fifth
1.
talki ng
2.
ano ther
3.
liste ning
4.
worryi ng
5.
glasses
6.
holdi ng
7.
walki ng
8.
poin ti ng to
9.
look ing at
Preparatory
less on
2
1.
eightee n
2.
ninety
3.
seve ntee n
4.
seve n hun
dred and eight
5.
seve nty-eight
6.
a
hun dred and eighty
7.
fourtee n
8.
seve nty-six
9.
fifty
10.
sixty-five
11.
a hun dred
and twelve
12.
twe nty-three
13.
forty-five
perce nt
1.
twen ty-five
2.
thirtee n
3.
fifteen
4.
sixtee n
5.
six hun dred and fifty
6.
a hun dred and
eightee n
7.
five and a half
8.
four five
three double one nine
J-K-X-E-Y-A-l-G-H-V-W-R
1.
S-A-D
2.
J-A-M
3.
F-R-Y
4.
R-E-D
5.
B-R-E-N-T
1.
twelve fiftee n
2.
twen ty-five past two
3.
a
quarter to five
4.
half past ten
5.
a
quarter to nine
6.
It's about twenty past one.
7.
It's almost a quarter to two.
8.
It's almost eleve n.
9.
It's exactly four.
10.
It's nine thirty.
Robe rt: Hello, I'm Robert. What's your
name?
Sylvia: My n ame's Sylvia.
Robert: Are you
Fren ch?
Sylvia: No, I'm not. I'm
Swiss.
Ronnie: Where do you come
from?
Susie: From Switzerla nd.
Ronnie: What do
you do?
Susie: I work in a travel
age ncy.
Ronnie: Do you? I work in a
bank.
Tony: Who's that girl over
there?
George:
Which one?
Tony: The tall one with
fair hair.
George: That's Lisa.
Tony: She's ni ce, is n't
she?
Frank wants a new jacket. He and Sally
see some in a shop
win dow.
Frank: I like that brow n
one.
Sally: They're cheaper in the other
shop.
Frank: Yes, these are more expe nsive,
but they're better quality.
Sally: Let's go in and look at
some.
Kurt: Georg ina
...
Georg ina:
Yes?
Kurt: Would you like to come to the cin
ema this evening?
Georg ina: Oh, that would
be lovely.
Kurt:
Fin e. ... I'll call for you at about six
o'clock.
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