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TEST 3
6 Bridge
7 395 (any convention)
8 4.50 9
coat 10 snack
Emin: Hi. I’m phoning
about the football match that we’re going to. It’s on Saturday. But it isn’t in
the City Stadium like the last football match we went to. This one’s in the Bridge Stadium. That’s B-R-I-D-G-E. You know, near the river!
Can you come to my house at
half past two? Then we can go to the match together by bus. Bus number
two-seven-four only goes every thirty minutes, so it’s better for us to get the three-nine-five, which is every ten
minutes.
The tickets are usually ten
pounds, but because my dad’s a member of the football club, we only pay four fifty each. That’s not bad, is it?
It’s going to be a bit cold, so
don’t wear just a jacket – you’ll need a coat. I’m going to wear my red one
because that’s our team’s colour!
Oh, and another thing, bring a
snack because the cafés are expensive. You can get water there for free, so
don’t bring water.
I think that’s everything. Bye!
TEST 4
6 12th July (any convention) 7 video
8 jittersea 9
college 10
175
Woman: Rosie, I’ve found
some information about that dance competition that you’re interested in. It’s
perfect for you because it’s for children who are between thirteen and fifteen.
The competition’s on the fourth
of August, but you’ve got to enter by the twelfth
of July. So you’ve still got over four weeks.
You don’t have to send any
money to enter, just a video. I know
you’ve already got some, but it might be a good idea to make a new one.
Anyway, everything you need to
know is on the website. Write down the address. It’s www dot jittersea dot com.
That’s spelt J-I-double T-E-R-S-E-A.
I also found out where they’re
having the competition. It’s going to be at the college; the one opposite the park. That’s easy for you to get to.
And the best news is about the
prizes. The winner gets a hundred and
seventy-five pounds, and the person who comes second gets one hundred
pounds! That’s a lot!
TEST
5
6 story 7 250 (any convention) 8 photo(graph)
9 collatra 10 22nd May (any
convention)
Fabio: Hi, it’s Fabio.
Sorry you weren’t at school today. I hope you’re feeling better. I want to tell
you about our homework for English.
It’s much easier than our last
homework when we had to write an advertisement. This time it’s a story. We’ve got to write about a journey. Of course, it
doesn’t have to be real. I’ve already started mine and I’ve written one hundred
words, but actually we’ve got to write
two hundred and fifty, so I have to write some more.
We have to include a photo, but
we don’t have to draw a map or anything like that. If you need some ideas, look
at this website: www dot collatra dot com. That’s C-O-double L-A-T-R-A. OK?
One last thing, the date we’ve
got to give it to the teacher. Let me look, I wrote it down. Yeah, the twenty-second of May. That’s good
because it’s before my birthday on the twenty-fifth, so I’ll have no homework
on my birthday!
TEST
6
6 5.60 (any convention) 7
Sat(urday)
8 9:10 (any
convention) 9
camera 10 Modana
Woman: Please listen because I want to
tell you about the next class trip. We’re going to a castle. You read about
this one in Tedbury last week in your history lesson. Tell your parents they
need to pay for the trip this week. It’s five pounds sixty. That’s three pounds
for the ticket and the rest is for transport.
This
trip’s on a Saturday.
We don’t want you to miss a school day, like a Friday.
We’re going by bus. Please get
to school by eight fifty at the
latest because the bus will go at ten
past nine exactly.
You don’t need to bring paper
or a pen, but you’ll need a camera.
If you haven’t got one, you can share with a friend.
While we’re there, we’re going
to see a special exhibition. The one about cars has just finished and now
there’s one about clothes that’s called Modana. That’s M-O-D-A-N-A. It’s very
interesting to see what people wore hundreds of years ago.
Now, any questions … (fade)
