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3A

Listening 3.1
5, 7, 2, 1, 6, 4, 3.

Listening 3.2
5, 2, 4, 3, 1.

Listening 3.4
a)
Yes, no, no, no.
b)
1. Laszlo went in London because of a course for foreign English teachers.
2. They didn`t mean that they were going to fail the course. They were fail because they
didn`t understand where they were made a mistakes.
3. Their teachers were so polite, and teachers need to be more directly when they gave
their opinions.
4. That politeness of English people cause that Latin people feel and think that they are
cold.
5. Paula described Latin people as very noisy and extrovert, but when English people are
quite and polite it looks they don`t like Latin people.
6. Melik thinks that English people are much polite than Turks.
7. He mentioned as less polite some football hooligans and tourists who are drinking too
much.
8. She was walking along London`s street during the rainy day. Everyone on the street
taking their umbrellas. Every time when someone passed Renata, they apologized to
her.
9. Renata said to the last person that need to be more carefully, not only to apologizing.
3B

Listening 3.5
Person on picture No. 3 is the bank robber.

Pronunciation - Listening 3.6


eI – eighties, neighbor, overweight, straight, weight
aI – bright, height, high, light, might, sight

Listening 3.8
I suppose that he is Spain in his 40s, and maybe he is musician.
BUT…
He is Raphael Lloyd. His mother is Spanish, and his father is English. Raphael is bilingual man.
His nationality is both British and Spanish. He feels more Spanish, because he is closer to
Spanish culture (now he is 39 years old; he have been living on Oxford for last ten years, and
before that he lived in Spain since he was born). With his international face he looks like he is
from the country. He is musician by profession. He started to play guitar when he was nine
years old. In that time he was living in Madrid, and teacher was giving a lessons to him in his
parent`s flat. He has been playing the guitar professionally for twenty two years.

Listening 3.9
1. He thinks that it is easier to be musician in Britain.
2. He thinks that a lot of interests in his job is related to USA, Germany and Japan (but it`s
popular whole over the world).
3. The stereotype for someone who doing his job is long dark hair. He used to have really
long hair, but he decided to cut it.
4. People in Spain judging him more than people in Britain, because Spanish people believe
more in stereotypes than British.
Listening 3.10
1. He could read when he was four.
2. I can`t play the guitar.
3. Where could we have dinner?
4. I can see what you mean.
5. We couldn`t find this street.
6. What can you do there?

5 Listening
2, 3, 1.

Listening 3.13
Psychologist mentioned next five things in her speech: 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7.

Listening 3.15
Exactly, how, get, way, change, towards, get, stops, take, give.

Listening 3.17
He decided to rent that flat.
1. Advantages: great view
Disadvantages: long way from the station, it`s on the fourth floor without lift, it`s very
noisy all over around, everything is old, including heating (that means it would be very
cold in a winter)
2. He lied that he wouldn`t mind the noise, and he also lied from whom he got the phone
call. I don`t think Nicole believes to him.

Listening 3.18
Think, way, pity, like, wait, own, back.
3 revision

Grammar
Should join
Can`t be
Be able
Mustn`t take
Might not
Don`t have
Must be
Might be
Have to
Shouldn`t drink

Vocabulary
a) ?
b) Interesting, depressed, boring, embarrassed, frustrated
c) Off, back, out, like, in.

Pronunciation
Odd out: fifties, height, curly, fringe, moustache.

What can you do


1 – b, 2 – a, 3 – c, 4 – c, 5 – a.

Listening 3.19
1 – b, 2 – c, 3 – a, 4 – c, 5 – b.
Listening 3.20
Daniel Gatti, Argentinian, advanced level, USA.

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