July August
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≤019 Unit 2 Listening 1
I Listen to the pronunciation of the ordinal numbers. Then practise saying them. 1 first 3 third 5 fifth
2 second 4 fourth 6 sixth
7 seventh 9 ninth
11 twelfth
13 twentieth 15 thirtieth
≤020 Unit 2 Listening 1
J Listen to someone saying the date below in two different ways. 1 The fifteenth of December 2 December the fifteenth
≤021 Unit 2 Listening 1
L Listen and write the dates that you hear. 1 the second of June 2 November the twenty-first 3 the seventeenth of July 4 August the thirty-first
≤022 Unit 2 Listening 2
A A man is telephoning his local college about a course.
Receptionist: Good morning, City College. Graham: Oh, good morning. I’m phoning about the photography course that you run.
Receptionist: Well, actually, there are three courses. It depends on your level. One course is for beginners, the second is for people with a little experience – we call that the intermediate course – and the third is an advanced course, for people who already know quite a lot about the subject.
Graham: Oh, I see. Well, I’m quite a keen photographer, but at the moment it’s just a hobby. I want to learn more so that I might be able to do some work professionally at some time. I think the intermediate course would be a bit easy for me. Perhaps the advanced course would be best. When does it start?
Receptionist: The advanced course starts on September the eighteenth.
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8 eighth 10 tenth
12 fifteenth 14 twenty-fifth
Graham: OK, just let me note that down – the eighteenth of September. And how long does the course run for?
Receptionist: It’s a twelve-week course, but there’s a week off in the middle for half-term. So, you do twelve lessons over thirteen weeks.
Graham: So, what’s the date that the course finishes? Receptionist: It finishes on the fourteenth of December. Graham: The fourteenth – OK. Can you tell me how much the course costs?
Receptionist: Yes, it’s ninety-six pounds. Graham: Ninety-six, that’s not too bad. Receptionist: That’s paid in advance. And I’m afraid there’s no refund if for any reason you can’t complete the course.
Graham: Yes, of course. That’s fair. How many people are there usually in the class? I’ve heard the groups are quite small.
Receptionist: Well, we can’t say for sure, but there are usually between six and ten people in a group. On the last advanced course, there were seven participants.
Graham: Oh, good. That sounds perfect. Can I enrol for the course now – on the phone?
Receptionist: Yes, of course. I’ll take your details now, and you can pay by card now or send us a cheque if you prefer. So, first of all, what’s your name?
Graham: It’s Graham Merton – that’s M-E-R-T-O-N. Receptionist: And your address? Graham: Flat three, a hundred and nine Chelsea Court. That’s in Oxford.
Receptionist: OK, and how old are you? We like to know more or less the age of each group.
Graham: I’m twenty-eight. Receptionist: OK, Graham. We’ll send confirmation and some course information in the post. Now, how would you like to pay?
Graham: I’ll pay with my card now. Receptionist: OK, if you can …
≤023 Unit 2 Consolidation – Speaking
B Listen and check. 1
Examiner: What was your favourite subject at school? Student: I loved History because I was really good at it. 2
Examiner: Who was your best friend at primary school? Student: His name was Marcus. He lived next door and we walked to school together.
3
Examiner: How did you get to school in the morning – did you walk or take a bus?
Student: Actually, my dad used to drive me to school.
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