NTE_AudioScript_ELEM_U01.doc

ElementaryUnit 1 Audio script

CD1 Do you know…? Track 1

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

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a h j k b c d e g p t v f l m n s x z i y o q u w r


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oh

zero

one

two

three

four

five

six

seven

eight

nine

ten


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eleven

twelve

thirteen

fourteen

fifteen

sixteen

seventeen

eighteen

nineteen

twenty

twenty-one

twenty-two

thirty

forty

fifty

sixty

seventy

eighty

ninety

a hundred


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Listen

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Look at page …

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Ask and answer.

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Read.

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Write.

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Complete.

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Match.

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Repeat.

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Correct.

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Check your answers.

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Read the tip.


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M = Man W = Woman

M: How do you say coche in English?

W: Car.

M: How do you spell that?

W: C–A–R.

M: And what does grandmother mean?

W: She’s your mother or father’s mother.

M: I don’t understand. Can you repeat that?

W: Yes. She’s your mother or father’s mother.

M: Oh. OK. Thanks.


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M = Man W = Woman

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W: Hi, I’m Silvia. What’s your name?

M: Hi, Silvia. My name’s Pedro.

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M: What’s your name, please?

W: It’s Caroline Stacey.

M: How do you spell that?

W: It’s C–A–R–O–L–I–N–E S–T–A–C–E–Y.

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M: Hello. My name’s John Logan.

W: Hello. I’m Maria Burton. Nice to meet you.


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020 651 3472


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M = Man W = Woman

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M: What’s your number?

W: It’s 01452 946 713.

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W: What’s your phone number, please?

M: 02096 659 248.

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M: Is your mobile phone number 951 327 946?

W: Yes that’s right.

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W: Excuse me. Can you tell me your phone number?

M: Of course. It’s 02096 639 247.

W: Thanks.

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M: Can you give me your mobile number, please?

W: It’s 01542 984 731.

M: 01542 984 731?

W: Yes. That’s right.


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Australian

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Argentinian

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Brazilian

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Italian

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Germany

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Iranian

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Spain

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Polish

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English

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Chinese

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France

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Greece


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Australia – Australian

Argentina – Argentinian

United States of America – American

Brazil – Brazilian

Italy – Italian

Germany – German

Iran – Iranian

Russia – Russian

Spain – Spanish

Poland – Polish

England – English

Turkey – Turkish

China – Chinese

Japan – Japanese

France – French

Czech Republic – Czech

Greece – Greek


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M = Man W = Woman

Example

I’m Brazilian. I’m from São Paulo.

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Jennifer López is American. She’s from New York.

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We’re Polish. We’re from Warsaw.

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W: Excuse me, where are you from?

M: I’m from Colombia.

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M: What is it?

W: I think it’s a Japanese car.

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W: Who are they?

M: They’re students in my class. They’re from Brazil.


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This is a picture of my wedding. This is me and this is my husband, Rafael.

Rafael’s sisters’ names are Natalia and Alessandra. They’re from Brazil.

Raphael’s mother is Nilza and his father is Almeir. This is my brother, he’s

called Connor. Our parents are called Kim and Steve. My grandparents, my

mother’s mother and father, are called Eileen and Seamus.


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This is a picture of my family from Canada. This is my mom and this is my dad

and this is my brother Ben. His wife is Sheri and these are their two daughters

Julia and Erica. This is my grandmother Margaret and my Grandpa Jack.

They live in southern Ontario. This is my sister Emily. Her husband’s name is

Tom and their son’s name is James. This is my uncle Jay. His wife’s name is

Shelley. And this is their dog. His name is Shadow.


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Mike

Let’s see, interesting jobs in my family. Well, erm, my parents are retired, so

that isn’t very interesting. My sister, my sister’s in marketing – she’s a

marketing director, and, oh yes, her husband, my brother-in-law, is a

television producer. Um, my sister-in-law is a lawyer, and, who else? Oh, my

uncle. My uncle’s a farmer.

Helen

My family’s jobs? Well, yes, there are some interesting jobs in my family ... my

parents are landlords in a restaurant, and my brother is a chef there, so that’s

a real family business. My other brother’s an engineer and my sister’s in

computing – she’s a computer programmer. Um, let’s see, who else? Well, my

cousin’s a teacher – not very interesting, erm, oh, I know, her father – my

uncle – is a sea captain – a captain of a very big ship. Now, that’s different!


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a

a

an

an


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an actor

an architect

a chef

a computer programmer

a dentist

a doctor

an engineer

a farmer

a lawyer

a sea captain

a shop assistant

a TV producer


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A: Open your mouth, please. Say Aah.

B: Unnngh.

A: That’s good. Thank you.

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A: Stop … Stop now. Good boy! OK, now come here, here

boy. Good dog!

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A: Look at these plans. They aren’t correct, are they?

B: No, I think you’re right.

A: OK. Let’s think. What ...

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A: Number 3 is ready. Jane, where are you? Number 3 to

table, please. Quick!


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M = Man W = Woman

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W: Good morning.

M: Hi.

W: Are you a new student?

M: Yes, I’m in the elementary class …

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W: … No, she’s his girlfriend.

M: Oh, OK. Well, see you later.

W: Bye.

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W: Excuse me.

M: Yes?

W: Are you the teacher?

M: No, I’m a student in the …

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W: … Great. Thanks for your help …

M: OK. Bye.

W: Goodbye.

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W: Good evening.

M: Hello. We’ve got a reservation for dinner at 8 o’clock.

W: Yes, come this way …

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M: Great party!

W: Yes. See you at the next one!

M: Yes. See you soon.


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M = Maria C = Clara

M: Hello, I’m Maria.

C: Hello Maria, I’m Clara.

M: Pleased to meet you. Where are you from?

C: I’m from Alicante.

M: Oh! Do you work there?

C: No, I’m a student.

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J = Jordi K = Krystof

J: Excuse me, are you Krystof?

K: Yes, I am. What’s your name?

J: My name’s Jordi. Are you Polish?

K: Yes, I am. I’m from Warsaw.

J: What do you do?

K: I’m a teacher.


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