Key Listening 2: Entertainment and The Media
Key Listening 2: Entertainment and The Media
Key Listening 2: Entertainment and The Media
Read the information and write the correct phone numbers in words.
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Emily’s Language School: 4921358
Jack’s Cars: 8941912
Medical Centre: 4769335
Sharps Hairdresser: 7239853
Mayfair Theatre: 6746829
Exam tips
• You will often hear two pieces of information for the same question – for example, two days, two
prices, two times, etc. Listen carefully and write the right one.
• You often have to write a day of the week. Make sure you know how to spell them correctly.
• Write numbers as numbers, and not words.
• In phone numbers, for 0 we usually say ‘oh’.
Underline the imperatives in the sentences. Then match the people (a–j) to the
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sentences (1–10).
7. Please fill in this form before we give you your key. g a tourist information office
8. Ask your partner some questions about the book club. h a Cambridge English Speaking examiner
10. Meet the tour guide outside the museum at 9 am. j your friend
Clothes
Complete the table with the words from the box.
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Exam task
Read the descriptions of some words about clothes.
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What is the word for each one?
The first letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word.
1. This is often made of wool, and keeps you warm in cold weather. s______
2. Your wear these on your hands. g_____
3. This covers your legs and is usually worn by women. s____
4. This stops your trousers falling down. b___
5. You wear this around your neck in cold weather. s____
Exam tips
• All the words are about the same topic. The instructions of the task tell you what the topic is.
• The answers are normally nouns. They are often singular, but some can be plural.
• Only write one letter in each space, and don’t leave any spaces empty.
Social interaction
Complete the sentences with the correct alternatives.
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1. I would / may see him later, but I’m not sure.
2. May / Can you swim a kilometre?
3. Do you think I should / shall invite him?
4. I would / might go to the party if I’m not too tired.
5. Could / Would you like to come to dinner tomorrow?
6. My brother shouldn't / couldn't walk until he was nearly two!
7. Shall / Would I help you get lunch ready?
8. Excuse me – you mustn't / might not smoke in here!
Complete the conversation with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
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Gleb: Hi, Jan. I (1) ................ (not / see) you for ages! What (2) ................ (you / do) here?
Jan: I (3) ................ (visit) my sister. She (4) ................ (live) here for about three months.
Gleb: Oh, great! And (5) ................ (you / still / study) at college?
Jan: Yes, but not Maths. I (6) ................ (do) business now. What about you?
Gleb: I (7) ................ (work) in an office at the moment, but I (8) ................ (want) to go travelling
next year.
Jan: Well, good luck with that. It was nice to see you, Gleb!
Reply Forward
Hi Kris
I'm going cycling with my brother on Sunday. Would you
(1) ................ to come? Don't worry if you don't (2) ................
a good bike – we've got (3) ................ you can borrow. We'll
take a picnic (4) ................ we won't need to eat in a café.
Let (5) ................ know if you want to come.
Ali
Reply Forward
Hi Ali
That's a great idea. Thanks (6) ................ offering me a bike, but I got a new one a few
weeks (7) ................ . I'll bring lunch and something to drink. (8) ................ there anything
else that I should bring? Also, (9) ................ you know what time we'll be home? I need to
know (10) ................ I'm going out in the evening.
Kris
Exam tips
• Quickly read the texts before you write the missing words.
• Look at the words that come before and after the space and think about what kind of word you
need to write – for example a noun, verb, preposition, etc.
• Only write one word in each space.
• When you finish, read the texts again to make sure they make sense.
Exam task
Read the advertisement and the email.
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Fill in the information in Felix's notes.
Reply Forward
From: Cara To: Felix
Can you book a game for us at the sports centre? I don’t have a credit card. You can play
on two different days, but I’m working until 9 pm on Tuesday. Book for 7 pm, and let’s
play badminton – it’s easier than tennis! We get a discount because we’re students.
Felix’s Notes
Game with Cara
Name of sports centre: Kingsfield
Sport we’ll play: 1 ................
Day we’ll play: 2 ................
Time we’ll start: 3 ................
Price we’ll pay: 4 ................
How we’ll pay: 5 ................
Who should we contact if you have an accident at the sports centre? (5) ................
What is the contact number of this person? 01433 546 858
Are you taking any medicine at the moment? (6) ................
How do you want to pay? (7) ................
Which sports are you most interested in doing here? (8) ................
Exam tips
• You need to read both texts to find the five answers.
• Look at the notes and think about what kind of information you have to find for each question –
for example, a date, time, place, a price, etc.
• You must use words and numbers from the texts to complete the notes.
• Make sure you copy the words and numbers correctly.