1.1 What kind of music do you listen to? Do you play a musical instrument? Do you watch TV? Do you do any sport or exercise? What books or magazines do you read? 1.2 A When’s the exam? B Next week. A Yeah, I know, but what day? Is it Wednesday or Thursday? B No, it’s Tuesday. 2 A The weekend goes so quickly. B I know. I can’t believe that it’s Monday tomorrow. 3 A Excuse me! Do you have the right time? B Yes, it’s twenty-five to nine. A Thanks. 4 A We’re going to be late for class. B Relax. It doesn’t start until quarter past ten. It’s only five past. 5 A When was she born? B Let’s see. She was born on the 23rd August 1947. A Where? B In Germany. 6 A Do you have any tickets left for the 5th of June? B Let’s see…Yes, we do. How many would you like? A Two please. B OK, that’s 27 euros please. 7 A Hello? B Hi it’s me. I’m in your street but I can’t remember the number of your house. Is it 117? A No, it’s 170. 8 A How much are those flowers? B 50 euros. A 50? That’s not cheap. 1.3 Richard I was very optimistic when I went to meet Claire. My first impression was that she was very friendly and very extrovert. Physically she was my type - she was quite slim and not very tall with long dark hair - very pretty. And she was very funny too. She had a great sense of humour. We laughed a lot. But the only problem was that Claire was very talkative. She talked all the time and I just listened. She wasn’t very interested in me. At the end of the evening I knew everything about her and she knew nothing about me. Claire was the kind of woman I could have as a friend but not as a girlfriend. 1.4 When I first saw Nina I couldn’t believe it. I thought ‘Wow! Thanks mum’. She’s very attractive - she’s got short dark hair - and she’s quite tall. She’s Hungarian, from Budapest but her English was fantastic. At first she was a bit shy but when we started chatting we found we had a lot of things in common - we both like music, food and travelling. We got on really well - we didn’t stop talking for the whole evening. When it was time to go I knew I really wanted to see Nina again and I asked her for her phone number. But - she just smiled at me and said in her beautiful Hungarian accent. ‘Richard, you’re really sweet but I’m sorry you’re not my type.’ 1.5 He works abroad She likes good food She laughs a lot He plays the piano She lives in London She does exercise She watches comedy films He relaxes at night She dresses very well 1.8 OK, now the painting we are looking at now is by the French painter Toulouse Lautrec. The painting is called At the Moulin Rouge. As you probably know The Moulin Rouge is a nightclub in Paris. Maybe some of you remember the film Moulin Rouge? In the 19 th century, the nightclub was very famous for its beautiful dancers and singers. Toulouse Lautrec did a lot of paintings and posters of the Moulin Rouge. He especially loved painting the dancers. And in these paintings he sometimes included his friends too. In the middle of the picture there are five people who are sitting at a table having a drink. The woman who’s wearing a hat is a dancer - her name is La Macarona - and the man sitting next to her on the right is a friend of Toulouse Lautrec. He was a photographer. On the right, here, there’s a woman with fair hair, blue eyes, and very red lips. Her face looks very white. That’s another famous dancer called Jane Avril. At the back of the picture, on the right, there are two women who are standing together. One of them is touching her hair. That’s La Goulue and she was one of the most famous singers at the Moulin Rouge at that time. Now this is very interesting. If you look carefully to the left of the two women, there are two men walking out of the nightclub. One of them is very tall and the other one is very short. The very tall man is Toulouse Lautrec’s cousin Gabriel, and the other man is Toulouse Lautrec himself. Toulouse Lautrec was only 1 metre 50 centimetres tall. He had very short legs and couldn’t walk very well. Some people think that this is why he loved painting the dancers of the Moulin Rouge ... because they all had beautiful, long legs. So if you’d like to follow me we’ll be moving into another room now. 1.9 Song - Ain’t got no, I got life Ain't got no home, ain't got no shoes Ain't got no money, ain't got no class Ain’t got no skirts, ain’t got no sweater Ain’t got no perfume, ain’t got no bed Ain’t got no man Ain’t got no mother, ain’t got no culture Ain’t got no friends, ain’t got no schoolin’ Ain’t got no love, ain’t got no name Ain’t got no ticket, ain’t got no token Ain’t got no god Hey, what have I got? Why am I alive , anyway? Yeah, what have I got Nobody can take away? Got my hair, got my head Got my brains, got my ears Got my eyes, got my nose Got my mouth, I got my smile I got my tongue, got my chin Got my neck, got my boobies Got my heart, got my soul Got my back, I got my sex I got my arms, got my hands Got my fingers, got my legs Got my feet, got my toes Got my liver, got my blood I’ve got life, I’ve got my freedom I’ve got life I’ve got the life And I’m going to keep it I’ve got the life. And nobody’s gonna take it away 1.10 Presenter: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to What’s the word? And our first contestant tonight is Adam. Hello Adam. Are you nervous? Adam Just a bit. Presenter Well try and relax Adam and play What’s the word? with us. In case you’re watching the show for the first time here’s how we play the game. I have six cards with things, people, or places written on them. I’m going to give Adam definitions and he’s going to try and guess the words on my six cards. But of course, I can’t use any of the words on the cards in my definitions. So, for example, if I have a card with taxi driver, I can’t use taxi or driver in my definition. Are you ready Adam? Adam Er yes. Presenter OK, you have two minutes to guess what’s on the six cards starting now! 1.11 Presenter OK, you have two minutes to guess what’s on the six cards starting now! OK, Adam. Card number 1. It’s a person. It’s somebody who works in a restaurant. Adam A cook. Presenter No, no it’s the person who takes the food from the kitchen to the tables. Adam Oh a waiter. Presenter: That’s right. Card number 2. It’s a place. It’s a place where you go when you want to buy something. Adam A shop. Presenter Yes, but it’s a very big shop where you can buy anything. Adam Is it a department store? Presenter Yes, well done. OK Card number 3. It’s a thing... mmm. It’s a thing which you use to talk to people. Adam Your mouth? Presenter No, no, no. It’s a kind of machine. It’s very small. Nearly everybody has one nowadays. Adam Mobile phone? Presenter That’s it! Card number 4. It’s an adjective. It’s the opposite of fat. Adam Thin? Presenter It’s like thin, but it means thin and attractive. Adam Slim? Presenter Yes! Number 5. It’s an adjective again. Er...It’s how you feel when you have a lot of work. Adam Worried? Presenter No, but it’s similar to worried. It’s how you feel when you have a lot of things to do but you don’t have time to do them. Adam Busy? Presenter No! Adam Stressed? Presenter Yes, brilliant. And card number six, the last one. OK. It’s a verb For example, you do this with the TV. Adam Watch? Presenter No… It’s what you do when you finish watching the TV. Adam Er...go to bed? Presenter No, you do it to the TV before you go to bed. Adam Is it turn off? Presenter: Yes
1.13 1. It’s somebody who works in a restaurant 2. It’s the person who takes the food from the kitchen to the tables 3. It’s a place where you go when you want to buy something 4. It’s a thing which you use to talk 5. It’s a kind of machine 6. It’s the opposite of fat 7. It’s like thin but it means thin and attractive 8. It’s similar to worried 9. It’s how you feel when you have a lot of things to do 10. For example you do this with the tv 1.14 Mark Hi. My name’s Mark Ryder. I’m American and I live in San Francisco. I work for a music company called MTC. I’m divorced and I have a daughter. Last month I went to England on a work trip, and I met Allie. She’s British, and she works for MTC in the UK. We had a great five days. We went out for coffee. We went shopping. It was my birthday, and she bought me a present. We went out for dinner. I really liked her, and I think she liked me too. I invited her to a conference in San Francisco, and she said yes. And now I’m at the airport. I’m waiting for her to arrive. 1.5 Good evening ma’am Good evening, where are you arriving from From London What’s the purpose of your visit Business, I’m here for a conference How long are you staying in the USA A week Where are you staying? In San Francisco at the pacific view hotel Do you know anybody here? Yes, Mark Ryder Is he family or a friend? He’s a colleague and a friend Do you have his phone number? Yes His mobile is 405 655 7182 Is this your first visit to the USA? Yes it is Enjoy your stay in San Francisco Thank you 1.17 Mark Allie, hi! Allie Hi Mark. Mark You look great! Allie You too. How are you? Mark I’m fine. How was the flight? Allie Long! Eleven hours. Mark You must be really tired. Allie Yes. I couldn’t sleep at all. The people next to me had a baby with them. What’s the time here? I need to change my watch. Mark It’s seven in the evening. Allie It’s three in the morning for me. Mark OK, I’m going to take you right to the hotel and you can rest. Allie Fine. Sorry! Mark You are going to love San Francisco! I’m so pleased you came! Allie Me too. It’s great to see you again. Mark Come on. My car’s in the parking lot. Let’s go. 1.19 1. When are you having your party Well my birthday’s on the sixth but it’s a Wednesday so I’m having my party on the ninth Is that Friday? No it’s Saturday 2. Your mother looks really young, how old is she? Wow she looks more like 50 Well in fact she’s 59 3. Hello mr. Jarvis what’s the problem It’s my leg well my knee to be precise, it’s very painful I can’t move my leg at all Is it the left or the right knee? Just the right knee the left one’s fine Let’s have a look 4. Oh John look at that painting it’s wonderful Which one? The one of the woman combing her hair Do you really like it? Ym I don’t. I don’t like the way he paints women. I prefer the one of the boy playing the guitar the blue one 5. Can I help you? Yes I’m looking for a thing which connects my camera to the computer Is it a digital camera? Yes So you need a usb cable. Is your computer a pc? Yes Right here you are, one usb cable 1.20 Who’s that? That’s my brother Hary. He’s 19 now but he was a lot younger there Is he at university No he’s travelling in the states. He’s going to university next year Do you get on well? Quite well. He’s okay. But he’s really lazy which annoys me sometimes Who are they? They’re my favourite cousins. Serena lives in France she’s a journalist ana Alice is a student What’s she studying? Economics at Sussex University Are they family or friends? They’re friends that Martin and that’s Bill the one with dark hair and glasses Martin’s tall. Is he a basketball player? No, in fact he hates sport. He and Bill work in a software company
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:14 Conversation *topics include music preference, hobbies, reading habits, and scheduling exams.* 02:36 Two *different personal encounters described, highlighting contrasting impressions and outcomes.* 04:23 Various *activities and characteristics associated with different individuals.* 06:23 Analysis *of a painting depicting scenes from the Moulin Rouge, with focus on the artist and depicted characters.* 08:22 Performance *of a song emphasizing personal possessions and freedom.* 10:41 Introduction *to a game show segment called "What's the Word," demonstrating word guessing based on clues.* 16:02 A *narrative about a business trip leading to a developing relationship.* 17:02 Dialogue *at an airport, providing details about a visitor's arrival and stay in San Francisco.* 19:50 Reunion *conversation between acquaintances discussing travel fatigue and plans.* 21:22 Conversations *covering topics such as scheduling events, age estimation, medical concerns, art preferences, and technological assistance.* 23:07 Brief *descriptions of family members and friends, including their occupations and personalities.* Made with HARPA AI
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1.1 What kind of music do you listen to?
Do you play a musical instrument?
Do you watch TV?
Do you do any sport or exercise?
What books or magazines do you read?
1.2 A When’s the exam?
B Next week.
A Yeah, I know, but what day? Is it Wednesday or Thursday?
B No, it’s Tuesday.
2 A The weekend goes so quickly.
B I know. I can’t believe that it’s Monday tomorrow.
3 A Excuse me! Do you have the right time?
B Yes, it’s twenty-five to nine.
A Thanks.
4 A We’re going to be late for class.
B Relax. It doesn’t start until quarter past ten. It’s only five past.
5 A When was she born?
B Let’s see. She was born on the 23rd August 1947.
A Where?
B In Germany.
6 A Do you have any tickets left for the 5th of June?
B Let’s see…Yes, we do. How many would you like?
A Two please.
B OK, that’s 27 euros please.
7 A Hello?
B Hi it’s me. I’m in your street but I can’t remember the number of your house. Is it 117?
A No, it’s 170.
8 A How much are those flowers?
B 50 euros.
A 50? That’s not cheap.
1.3 Richard
I was very optimistic when I went to meet Claire. My first impression was that she was very friendly and very extrovert. Physically she was my type - she was quite slim and not very tall with long dark hair - very pretty. And she was very funny too. She had a great sense of humour. We laughed a lot. But the only problem was that Claire was very talkative. She talked all the time and I just listened. She wasn’t very interested in me. At the end of the evening I knew everything about her and she knew nothing about me. Claire was the kind of woman I could have as a friend but not as a girlfriend.
1.4
When I first saw Nina I couldn’t believe it. I thought ‘Wow! Thanks mum’. She’s very attractive - she’s got short dark hair - and she’s quite tall. She’s Hungarian, from Budapest but her English was fantastic. At first she was a bit shy but when we started chatting we found we had a lot of things in common - we both like music, food and travelling. We got on really well - we didn’t stop talking for the whole evening. When it was time to go I knew I really wanted to see Nina again and I asked her for her phone number. But - she just smiled at me and said in her beautiful Hungarian accent. ‘Richard, you’re really sweet but I’m sorry you’re not my type.’
1.5 He works abroad
She likes good food
She laughs a lot
He plays the piano
She lives in London
She does exercise
She watches comedy films
He relaxes at night
She dresses very well
1.8 OK, now the painting we are looking at now is by the French painter Toulouse Lautrec. The painting is called At the Moulin Rouge. As you probably know The Moulin Rouge is a nightclub in Paris. Maybe some of you remember the film Moulin Rouge? In the 19 th century, the nightclub was very famous for its beautiful dancers and singers. Toulouse Lautrec did a lot of paintings and posters of the Moulin Rouge. He especially loved painting the dancers. And in these paintings he sometimes included his friends too. In the middle of the picture there are five people who are sitting at a table having a drink. The woman who’s wearing a hat is a dancer - her name is La Macarona - and the man sitting next to her on the right is a friend of Toulouse Lautrec. He was a photographer. On the right, here, there’s a woman with fair hair, blue eyes, and very red lips. Her face looks very white. That’s another famous dancer called Jane Avril. At the back of the picture, on the right, there are two women who are standing together. One of them is touching her hair. That’s La Goulue and she was one of the most famous singers at the Moulin Rouge at that time. Now this is very interesting. If you look carefully to the left of the two women, there are two men walking out of the nightclub. One of them is very tall and the other one is very short. The very tall man is Toulouse Lautrec’s cousin Gabriel, and the other man is Toulouse Lautrec himself. Toulouse Lautrec was only 1 metre 50 centimetres tall. He had very short legs and couldn’t walk very well. Some people think that this is why he loved painting the dancers of the Moulin Rouge ... because they all had beautiful, long legs. So if you’d like to follow me we’ll be moving into another room now.
1.9 Song - Ain’t got no, I got life
Ain't got no home, ain't got no shoes
Ain't got no money, ain't got no class
Ain’t got no skirts, ain’t got no sweater
Ain’t got no perfume, ain’t got no bed
Ain’t got no man
Ain’t got no mother, ain’t got no culture
Ain’t got no friends, ain’t got no schoolin’
Ain’t got no love, ain’t got no name
Ain’t got no ticket, ain’t got no token
Ain’t got no god
Hey, what have I got?
Why am I alive , anyway?
Yeah, what have I got
Nobody can take away?
Got my hair, got my head
Got my brains, got my ears
Got my eyes, got my nose
Got my mouth, I got my smile
I got my tongue, got my chin
Got my neck, got my boobies
Got my heart, got my soul
Got my back, I got my sex
I got my arms, got my hands
Got my fingers, got my legs
Got my feet, got my toes
Got my liver, got my blood
I’ve got life, I’ve got my freedom
I’ve got life
I’ve got the life
And I’m going to keep it
I’ve got the life.
And nobody’s gonna take it away
1.10 Presenter: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to What’s the word? And our first contestant tonight is Adam. Hello Adam. Are you nervous?
Adam Just a bit.
Presenter Well try and relax Adam and play What’s the word? with us. In case you’re watching the show for the first time here’s how we play the game. I have six cards with things, people, or places written on them. I’m going to give Adam definitions and he’s going to try and guess the words on my six cards. But of course, I can’t use any of the words on the cards in my definitions. So, for example, if I have a card with taxi driver, I can’t use taxi or driver in my definition. Are you ready Adam?
Adam Er yes.
Presenter OK, you have two minutes to guess what’s on the six cards starting now!
1.11 Presenter OK, you have two minutes to guess what’s on the six cards starting now! OK, Adam. Card number 1. It’s a person. It’s somebody who works in a restaurant.
Adam A cook.
Presenter No, no it’s the person who takes the food from the kitchen to the tables.
Adam Oh a waiter.
Presenter: That’s right. Card number 2. It’s a place. It’s a place where you go when you want to buy something.
Adam A shop.
Presenter Yes, but it’s a very big shop where you can buy anything.
Adam Is it a department store?
Presenter Yes, well done. OK Card number 3. It’s a thing... mmm. It’s a thing which you use to talk to people.
Adam Your mouth?
Presenter No, no, no. It’s a kind of machine. It’s very small. Nearly everybody has one nowadays.
Adam Mobile phone?
Presenter That’s it! Card number 4. It’s an adjective. It’s the opposite of fat.
Adam Thin?
Presenter It’s like thin, but it means thin and attractive.
Adam Slim?
Presenter Yes! Number 5. It’s an adjective again. Er...It’s how you feel when you have a lot of work.
Adam Worried?
Presenter No, but it’s similar to worried. It’s how you feel when you have a lot of things to do but you don’t have time to do them.
Adam Busy?
Presenter No!
Adam Stressed?
Presenter Yes, brilliant. And card number six, the last one. OK. It’s a verb For example, you do this with the TV.
Adam Watch?
Presenter No… It’s what you do when you finish watching the TV.
Adam Er...go to bed?
Presenter No, you do it to the TV before you go to bed.
Adam Is it turn off?
Presenter: Yes
1.13 1. It’s somebody who works in a restaurant
2. It’s the person who takes the food from the kitchen to the tables
3. It’s a place where you go when you want to buy something
4. It’s a thing which you use to talk
5. It’s a kind of machine
6. It’s the opposite of fat
7. It’s like thin but it means thin and attractive
8. It’s similar to worried
9. It’s how you feel when you have a lot of things to do
10. For example you do this with the tv
1.14 Mark
Hi. My name’s Mark Ryder. I’m American and I live in San Francisco. I work for a music company called MTC. I’m divorced and I have a daughter. Last month I went to England on a work trip, and I met Allie. She’s British, and she works for MTC in the UK. We had a great five days. We went out for coffee. We went shopping. It was my birthday, and she bought me a present. We went out for dinner. I really liked her, and I think she liked me too. I invited her to a conference in San Francisco, and she said yes. And now I’m at the airport. I’m waiting for her to arrive.
1.5 Good evening ma’am
Good evening, where are you arriving from
From London
What’s the purpose of your visit
Business, I’m here for a conference
How long are you staying in the USA
A week
Where are you staying?
In San Francisco at the pacific view hotel
Do you know anybody here?
Yes, Mark Ryder
Is he family or a friend?
He’s a colleague and a friend
Do you have his phone number?
Yes
His mobile is 405 655 7182
Is this your first visit to the USA?
Yes it is
Enjoy your stay in San Francisco
Thank you
1.17
Mark Allie, hi!
Allie Hi Mark.
Mark You look great!
Allie You too. How are you?
Mark I’m fine. How was the flight?
Allie Long! Eleven hours.
Mark You must be really tired.
Allie Yes. I couldn’t sleep at all. The people next to me had a baby with them. What’s the time here? I need to change my watch.
Mark It’s seven in the evening.
Allie It’s three in the morning for me.
Mark OK, I’m going to take you right to the hotel and you can rest.
Allie Fine. Sorry!
Mark You are going to love San Francisco! I’m so pleased you came!
Allie Me too. It’s great to see you again.
Mark Come on. My car’s in the parking lot. Let’s go.
1.19
1. When are you having your party
Well my birthday’s on the sixth but it’s a Wednesday so I’m having my party on the ninth
Is that Friday?
No it’s Saturday
2. Your mother looks really young, how old is she?
Wow she looks more like 50
Well in fact she’s 59
3. Hello mr. Jarvis what’s the problem
It’s my leg well my knee to be precise, it’s very painful I can’t move my leg at all
Is it the left or the right knee?
Just the right knee the left one’s fine
Let’s have a look
4. Oh John look at that painting it’s wonderful
Which one?
The one of the woman combing her hair
Do you really like it?
Ym
I don’t. I don’t like the way he paints women. I prefer the one of the boy playing the guitar the blue one
5. Can I help you?
Yes
I’m looking for a thing which connects my camera to the computer
Is it a digital camera?
Yes
So you need a usb cable. Is your computer a pc?
Yes
Right here you are, one usb cable
1.20 Who’s that?
That’s my brother Hary. He’s 19 now but he was a lot younger there
Is he at university
No he’s travelling in the states. He’s going to university next year
Do you get on well?
Quite well. He’s okay. But he’s really lazy which annoys me sometimes
Who are they?
They’re my favourite cousins. Serena lives in France she’s a journalist ana Alice is a student
What’s she studying?
Economics at Sussex University
Are they family or friends?
They’re friends that Martin and that’s Bill the one with dark hair and glasses
Martin’s tall. Is he a basketball player?
No, in fact he hates sport. He and Bill work in a software company
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:14 Conversation *topics include music preference, hobbies, reading habits, and scheduling exams.*
02:36 Two *different personal encounters described, highlighting contrasting impressions and outcomes.*
04:23 Various *activities and characteristics associated with different individuals.*
06:23 Analysis *of a painting depicting scenes from the Moulin Rouge, with focus on the artist and depicted characters.*
08:22 Performance *of a song emphasizing personal possessions and freedom.*
10:41 Introduction *to a game show segment called "What's the Word," demonstrating word guessing based on clues.*
16:02 A *narrative about a business trip leading to a developing relationship.*
17:02 Dialogue *at an airport, providing details about a visitor's arrival and stay in San Francisco.*
19:50 Reunion *conversation between acquaintances discussing travel fatigue and plans.*
21:22 Conversations *covering topics such as scheduling events, age estimation, medical concerns, art preferences, and technological assistance.*
23:07 Brief *descriptions of family members and friends, including their occupations and personalities.*
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