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SKILLS TEST UNITS 1–3 L: No problem. Yes, we offer a range of classes so I’m sure we
can sort something out. You say you can already speak
A W: Woman M: Man a little bit of Spanish. How long have you studied it or
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Extract 1 spoken it?
W: I’m going on vacation next week and was just wondering – C: Well, I had lessons at school for about five years, but then I
how do you normally keep in touch with your family when stopped two years ago because there were so many people
you’re out of the country? in the class and I didn’t feel like I was improving.
M: I never call them because it’s just too expensive. I just send L: And what area do you think you need to develop the most?
them texts or emails. Calling from another country just isn’t C: Well, the reason I want to learn is because I often go to
for me. Spain to visit my parents, because they live there, you see.
W: Oh, I should look into the costs before I go! I’m afraid my grammar and my pronunciation aren’t very
good at all. My reading and listening skills are pretty weak,
Extract 2 too, so I guess I need a little improvement in all areas.
M: What do you do when the internet is down and you need L: I’m sure I can help you with that. When are you available for
to contact a client? It doesn’t happen that often, I know, lessons and how often would you like to study?
but I’d like to know what you do in your company. C: I’d like to start as soon as possible. I have Tuesday nights
W: I usually just leave the office and wait until the internet is and all day on Saturdays free and maybe Sundays, too. I was
back. If it’s urgent, or I’m in a hurry, I’ll give them a call. What hoping to study for two hours on one of those days. What
about you? do you think?
M: My boss tells me to call the client and explain I can’t get in L: I don’t work weekends, Colm, I’m sorry, but I do have 5–7 on
touch because of the internet problem. a Tuesday evening. We would start the following week. Is
that OK?
Extract 3
C: Sounds great, and I can come straight from work, since I
W: Have you ever had to deal with an awkward situation
finish at 4:30. How much do you charge by the way?
with a customer over the phone? I’m asking because it
happened to me last week. L: It’s $18 an hour, but for your two-hour lesson it’s $30.

M: Thankfully it hasn’t happened to me, but it happened to C: OK, can I book it now?
my boss one day not long ago when I was in the office L: Yes, of course! Can I take your full name, please? And your
with him and you won’t believe it, they were chatting number …
away and all of a sudden, the other person just hung up C: Sure, it’s Colm Stanhope.
the phone!
L: Hold on a second, how do you spell ‘Colm’ – is that with a ‘K’?
W: Oh dear! I’m sure it was embarrassing for your boss,
C: No, it’s a ‘C’. And my last name is Stanhope S-T-A-N-H-O-P-E.
especially if you were there at the time!
My number is 872-741-6380.
Extract 4 L: Great. So I’ll book you for Tuesday, December 8th, at five
M: How often do you update your statuses on social media? I o’clock. Do you have my address?
update mine almost every day … C: Yes, it’s 59 University Road, Chicago, Illinois, isn’t it?
W: You’re kidding! I rarely do mine because I’m just not L: That’s right! Well, Colm, thank you for your call and I’m
interested in hearing about other people, or telling them looking forward to meeting you then.
about my life. C: Thank you, Linda. Adios!
M: Oh, I love telling everyone what I’ve done or am going to do.
I also love hearing about other people’s lives, especially my
old school friends. Aunts and uncles aren’t so interesting! SKILLS TEST UNITS 4–5
Extract 5 A S: Stefanos J: Julie
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W: How often do you email or speak in French on the phone S: Congratulations on your new job, Julie! I bet you’re happy
at work? you have the job in the city, aren’t you?
M: The funny thing is, I used to use it every day, but now J: Yes, I am. I applied to a lot of companies, and it did take
everyone communicates in English. I have actually a while, but I always knew something would come up. I
asked my boss if I can take Spanish classes so I can didn’t expect a job to come up right away since I don’t have
move departments. a lot of experience.
W: Oh! So what did he say? S: Have you always wanted to be an engineer?
M: Ha ha. He said he would think about it. J: No! I used to want to be a pilot, like a lot of people I guess.
I remember telling my family that I wanted to fly to every
B C: Colm L: Linda country in the world. My mom would encourage me to
2 look at maps of the world, and she even bought me a
C: I’m calling about the ad on the internet for Spanish
lessons. globe, you know, one of those big ball things with the
L: Oh, hello! My name’s Linda and I’m the Spanish teacher.
world map on it. I always thought I would work in another
What kind of lessons were you looking for? country, and my aunt would tell me she would visit me
if I did. What about you? Did you use to think you’d be
C: Hi Linda, my name’s Colm and I want to become more
a mechanic?
fluent in Spanish. Your ad says that you do online classes as
well as exam lessons, though I’m more interested in private
one-on-one classes.
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S: Yes, I’ve always wanted to work with cars and have my Extract 4
own business. I don’t have very good digital technology W: Did you get that job you applied for the other week?
skills, as you know, so I never thought I could work in
M: I’m still waiting to hear, but I don’t think I did. I think they’ll
an office.
choose the other candidate who was waiting for the
J: Do you think you’ll have your own business in the future? interview while I was. She seemed to have a lot more
S: Well, I’m working on it right now – I’m looking for a experience than me. I’ve applied for another job closer to
business partner, you know, someone who will start a my home, so I won’t have to ride a bus or train. I should find
business with me. out soon.
J: So, what next then? I mean, is it hard to start a business? W: Oh, well good luck with that one then.
S: It’s not easy, but I think I can do it. Attracting investors is the M: Thanks.
difficult thing, but I’ve built a good reputation in my current
job and hopefully that will be helpful. The main thing is to Extract 5
start making a profit as soon as possible. M: When do you think you’ll become head of
J: Well, when you start your new business, I’ll start bringing
your department?
my car to you. My brother used to try and fix it, but he W: By the end of next month I hope, but I’m going to have to
would often just create more problems without fixing relocate first. Looking for housing in a new city isn’t easy,
anything. He used to want to be a mechanic, but he finally especially since I don’t know it. I’m sure I’ll find somewhere
realized he won’t make a very efficient one. in a good area, but it just takes time, doesn’t it?
S: Anyone can do it … M: Yes, but it’ll be worth it in the end.
J: Yeah, well not my brother. Anyway, you have an excellent
reputation as a mechanic, so I’m sure you’ll be really
popular and have a lot of customers! OK Stefanos, it’s great
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to catch up with you. All the best with your new business! A S: Speaker
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S: Thanks, Julie. You take care, too. S1: I love being in different countries, you know, completely
different places from my own. I live in a quiet little town,
B M: Man W: Woman so the idea of getting away to a big city really excites me.
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Extract 1 However, I do have a fear of getting on a plane or public
M: How do you see your job in the future? transportation in another country. Don’t ask me why, I just
do. Once I’m there, I’m fine, it’s just, well, you know, getting
W: I don’t know really, it’s not something I’ve thought about.
there and getting delayed or being in traffic in a foreign
To be honest, I don’t think I’ll still be in the same job. I’d like
country that makes me panic.
to have a job using my creative thinking skills, since I’m
good at thinking up new things. What about you? S2: I once got on the wrong train when I was in Norway. I was
visiting a friend, I had no directions from him, he just said,
M: I think I’ll talk to my boss about becoming the head of my
‘Oh it’ll be OK, everyone speaks English’, but when I was
team. I used to do this in my old job and it’s something I
getting a train ticket, the guy at the office spoke so quickly I
thought I was good at, since I have fairly good people skills.
couldn’t catch what he was saying. I thought he was saying I
Extract 2 should go east, but I think he was saying go to Oslo – east …
W: Do you see yourself living in the same apartment in, say, Oslo – they sound similar in Norwegian. Or at least they did
five years? back then! So I ended up somewhere totally different!
M: I do, actually. I’ve moved so much since I left college, I just S3: The last time I was in New York was, um let me see, about
want to stay where I am. What about you? Are you happy six months ago. At the beginning, I found the subway a
where you are? little confusing and very stressful, but once I understood
how it worked I loved it. To avoid stress, don’t travel in rush
W: To be honest, no. I used to live in a really quiet
hour. Get your ticket in advance, since there’s long lines at
neighborhood, but now it’s become fairly popular and
the ticket office. Also, New York is a city where everyone’s
loud. I often have to go to the lady next door’s house,
in a hurry, but you don’t have to be. Take your time and
saying, ‘I’m so sorry to bother you, but could you turn your
enjoy the experience!
music down, please?’ and she says, ‘Oh, I’m so sorry, it won’t
happen again’. But it always does. S4: I was backpacking around Europe with a friend a few years
back. We’d just arrived in a little hostel in Prague, the first
Extract 3 stop, and as we were checking in, I realized I didn’t have
M: What do you think you will do when you finish this my backpack. Suddenly, I looked down at where I thought
training course? I’d put it and it was gone! I’d put it by the entrance, but I’d
forgotten. I went to the police station, reported my ‘lost’
W: I’m flying to Mexico next week to learn Spanish and just
backpack, then when I got back, there was my backpack! I
enjoy life to the fullest for 12 months. After that, I don’t
felt so stupid and was angry at myself for not seeing it!
know what I’ll do.
S5: If you’re not familiar with the trolleys in Lisbon, then it can be
M: Hmm. So, why Mexico?
a fairly tricky experience so let me give you some tips. Before
W: Well, I have family there and the weather is good all year you do anything, get a trolley map. You’ll find one in most
round. Besides, I don’t have any other plan right now. newsstands. Getting your ticket at the same time is cheaper
than buying it on board. Another thing I’d suggest is get on
at the back, since it’s easier to get off. Finally, be careful when
you do get off, since there’s traffic all around you!

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B P: Presenter J: I’m not enjoying this meal very much, are you? My
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P: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! My name’s Jack steak’s tough.
Simmons and I’m a behavioral expert. I’m here to speak to T: I was just thinking the same. My potatoes are too hard
you today about potentially only using your phone once as well. Look, I can hardly cut them. I think we should
a day. Yes! Once a day! People used to think life without a say something.
phone seemed unimaginable, but it’s actually become a J: Excuse me … excuse me … I’m sorry to bother you, but ….
reality. There’s no doubt everyone finds it difficult at first; W: Is everything OK with your meal?
there’ll be all sorts of reasons for you to pick it up, want to
check the time, look at a photo …, but remain motivated J:  ell no, I’m afraid there’s a problem with our steak – look,
W
and don’t lose heart, you can do it. it’s really tough, and my friend’s potatoes are really hard.
So how do we do this? First of all, we need to break the habit W: I’m really sorry, let me take them back to the kitchen. You
of just picking up the phone for no reason. How many of ordered your steaks medium-rare, didn’t you?
you, be honest, pick up your phone and have no idea why? T: Yes, we did.
Ha ha. Yes, a fair number! Using your phone for no reason W: OK, leave it to me.
needs to be banned. If you need to make a phone call, use …
a landline telephone. Every office has one. Do it! If you need
to check or send emails, guess what? Use a computer. Use W: Here you are, the chef sends his apologies.
a camera if you want to take a video or a photo and start J&T: Thank you.
wearing a watch if you want to know what time it is. …
A question I often get asked is this: how can I get a number J: I don’t believe it! It’s the same steak. Only it’s hotter. Is
if I want to call someone? All my numbers are in my contact yours still tough?
list. Well, how about transferring all your names, numbers
T: No, mine is great. And the potatoes are perfectly cooked.
and addresses into a little address book one rainy afternoon?
You know, when there’s nothing else to do and nothing on J:  aiter! I’m sorry, but this is the same steak; it’s still tough,
W
the TV. Another question people frequently ask me is how but it’s simply been warmed up.
am I going to get the weather forecast? We have become W: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that.
obsessed with knowing what the temperature is going to be. J: L ook! Just look, it’s the same steak … still tough …, but
Well, I say, do what most people do anyway and use a it’s been warmed up, you know, reheated.
computer to check or watch the forecast on TV or go outside. W: I’m so sorry sir, give me your plate and I will take
Constantly using our phones is not good for us, for plenty it away.
of reasons. Think about the effect it has on our eyes. Do you
…
really think it does us any good staring at a tiny screen? We
also run the risk of becoming addicted, too, which will really W: I’m sorry for the inconvenience, sir. The chef is extremely
destroy relationships with other people face-to-face. sorry and hopes this one is better. I’m very sorry and
would like to assure you it won’t happen again.
I’d like to leave you with one final thought. Imagine how
life used to be 25 years ago without cell phones. Ha ha. J: Thank you … much better, thank you.
Do you think people survived? Of course we did. And I …
hope you live a happier life without spending so much W:  ave you finished? Let me take your plates. Was
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time on your cell. everything better the second time?
J: Third time! Yes, much better. Can we have the bill, please?
SKILLS TEST UNITS 6–8 W:  ou’ll be glad to know there is no bill – it’s our way of
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A J: Julien T: Teresa W: Waiter apologizing for the mix-up, we hope you return one day.
7 J: Well, thank you very much.
J: I’ve heard such great things about this restaurant.
T: I can’t wait to try the menu! B W: Woman M: Man
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W: Good afternoon, what can I get you? Extract 1
J:  o appetizer for me, please, I’ll just have the steak with
N W: Is that a new phone you have there?
salad and beans, please. Medium-rare. M: Yes, it looks nice, but it’s not very good. Look, the light isn’t
W: Certainly, sir. And how about you, ma’am? very bright and there’s no button on the side for taking
T:  lso, no appetizer and I’d like the steak, too, but with
A photos. My old phone had so much more than this one,
boiled potatoes and onion salad. and it was cheaper! I’m not sure why this brand is so
expensive, it’s definitely not the best, but everyone seems
W: How would you like your steak?
to have one these days.
T: Oh, um rare, no, medium-rare, please.
Extract 2
…
M: Where did you get your new laptop from? I am looking for
W:  ere you go … medium-rare steak with salad and beans
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one right now, but not sure where to go.
for you, and for you, ma’am … medium-rare steak, too,
with boiled potatoes and onion salad. Can I get you W: I can’t remember where I got it from, I’ve had it a long
anything else? time. My parents took me out to get it, but it was a
nightmare. My dad wanted to get me the cheapest, and
J&T: No, thank you.
my mom wanted to make sure I had the best. I didn’t
W: Well, enjoy your meals! know what to get – it was so confusing. Next time I get
… one, I’ll just go on my own I think.
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M: Oh, thanks for telling me that, since my parents wanted to Extract 3
help me choose one, too. I’ll tell them I’m OK choosing it W: What happened to your arm – did you break it?
on my own now!
M: Yes, last week; I was skateboarding down a steep hill
Extract 3 and … well, you can probably guess, I fell off!
W: Did you get your digital camera online? W: Were you wearing any protective clothing?
M: No, my brother gave it to me in fact. It’s a good brand, but M: Yes, I had my helmet and gloves on and even my knee
I don’t think I would buy anything else by that company pads, but they didn’t protect my arm! The doctor said I
again, simply because it’s too expensive. My boss has a should avoid steep hills in future. I think I’ll take her advice
camera with the same functions and it cost half the price and stay on flat surfaces!
of this one. Do you have a camera? Extract 4
W: No, I’m in the process of buying one, that’s why I thought
M: Do you cook very often? I’ve heard you’re a very good cook.
I’d ask you.
W: Yes, I cook most evenings. Last night I tried a new recipe,
Extract 4 but, to be honest, I wouldn’t do it again, because it took
M: Do you have a smart watch? too long to prepare and cook.
W: No, but I bought one recently for my boyfriend. I couldn’t M: What was in this recipe?
decide what brand to get, that was the first problem. Then W: It was a Mexican fajita-style baked dish; I can’t remember the
I had to decide on the functions to include, so, for example, name. It tasted delicious but it was too complicated for me.
should it be waterproof to 10 meters or 100 meters,
Extract 5
should it have a large memory or a small one … gosh it
was a really difficult experience and the staff were far from W: I’ve heard you’ve painted your apartment recently. How’s
helpful. If it was for me, I would just choose the cheapest it looking?
with the simplest functions. In black! M: Not bad, I’ve painted the living room dark pink. It took a
while to do it all. For example, the living room took a week,
Extract 5 since I was doing it after I finished work in the evenings.
W: What do you do with your old phones and laptops? My
W: Did anyone help you?
phone’s broken and I can’t decide whether to give it to my
brother to fix or just throw it away. M: No, I did it on my own because my partner was away.

M: Oh, I never throw my old gadgets away. I hate the idea W: So, are you happy with it?
of filling up landfills with things I could’ve fixed myself. M: I wish I’d chosen a different color. The pink is too dark; it’s
Although I have to admit, I took my last phone into the made the room a lot darker since it was white before. I
repair store and they couldn’t do anything with it. The think next time, I’ll get someone to do it and also advise
battery, screen and power thingy were all completely me on which color I should go for.
broken and there was nothing they could do. I had to
B A: Anna B: Benjamin
throw it away in the end.
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A: Is it true that as part of your degree you had to interview
people about how they remember their childhoods?
SKILLS TEST UNITS 9–10 B: That’s right. I took one class called ‘Remembering Life When
A W: Woman M: Man We Were Children’. It was interesting to see how everyone
9 had different memories, and how brothers and sisters had
Extract 1
very different memories of how their parents behaved. For
W: Have you ever had to spend a lot of money on something example, my sister said that our parents were really strict
that you thought was a waste of money? and fairly unemotional, whereas I remember them being
M: Uh, I had to change the wheel of a car once, and instead warm, friendly and laid back. Very conflicting memories.
of attempting it myself, I just called roadside assistance. It A: Maybe they were both true? Maybe your parents behaved
cost me $150 and it’s something I regret doing, because differently with you both?
I think I could have done it myself. I’d seen my dad do it
B: That could have been the case, but our shared memories
many times before, you know, he’d shown me in case it
are of our parents being friendly and fun. It’s just my sister’s
happened to me.
memory of them being strict. Very interesting, and my
W: Hmm. Would you be able to do a good job at it next time? research follows this line of thought.
M: I think so! A: So how did you end up choosing this subject?
Extract 2 B: Well, someone, it was either a neighbor or an old
M: Have you ever done something you shouldn’t have?
colleague, had told me about a TV show they’d seen
about the school she had gone to 20 years ago, and how
W: I certainly shouldn’t have let my nephew take my dog,
the children remembered always being shouted at by
Pepper, for a walk when he was only eight. their principal. Anyway, this person said that the principal
M: Ha ha. Why, what happened? was a very calm and kind person. So this got me thinking,
W: Well, my nephew, Ed, had offered to take Pepper for a what other memories do people have that differ?
walk. Unfortunately, Pepper was too strong for Ed. I mean, A: What other situations did you discuss with people?
he was only a little boy, and the dog ran off. Ed was B: I interviewed a couple in their 80s who had been married
devastated! He spent all night looking for the dog and we for 60 years.
didn’t find him till the next day.
A: Wow! How did you meet them?
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B: I read about them in the local newspaper, so I contacted K: Well, that’s great! I really can’t wait to go and see it! I’ll think
George and Gina Scott and told them about my research of you!
and asked if I could talk to them. They were very excited B: Have fun!
when I came over, offered me coffee and cake, and we
talked about their wedding day. George had no idea B W: Woman M: Man
what the weather was like, while Gina remembered it had 12
Extract 1
rained all day long. When George was convinced it hadn’t
M: Claire! Why are you in a hurry?
been raining, Gina got a photo out of them leaving the
church, with her mother holding an umbrella over them! C: Oh, I’m sorry, I’m late. I almost forgot to lock the door when
Obviously, it was a black and white photo, but still … you I left the house today. I had the house key in my hand
could see she was right! and started walking down the street to get the bus. I had
almost gotten to the bus stop when I thought to myself,
‘Did I lock the door?’ I was almost at the bus stop, but I
END-OF-COURSE TEST decided to go back and check. Just as well I remembered
before getting on the bus because, otherwise, it would
A K: Kevin B: Belen
have been unlocked all day.
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K: So, tell me again where this amazing theater is in your
hometown. I need to write it down because I’ve already Extract 2
forgotten where you told me to go! W: I can’t believe I’ve forgotten my husband’s birthday again.
B: As you know, I worked there last year, I’ll be able to tell you I’m going to have to get him a special card saying, ‘Forgive
everything I know. The main entrance is on Calle Ruiz. me!’ Again.
K: Oh gosh, can you spell that, please? M: Isn’t it in your calendar, you know, on your phone or in an
appointment book?
B: It’s Calle, C-A-L-L-E, Ruiz, that’s R-U-I-Z, and it’s number 45,
right next to a bank. You can’t miss it. And when you go W: Well, no, it isn’t. I just hope I remember each year.
inside, look for a pink elevator. M: If you’d put it in your calendar, you wouldn’t have …
K: Pink?! OK. Which side is it on? W: I know … I wouldn’t have forgotten his birthday … twice! I
B: The left, but, first of all, you need to buy a ticket from the wish I’d done it when I thought of it – I had been meaning
office, which is just next to the recording studio. to put it in my calendar for a long time.
K: But I don’t want to watch a performance, I just want to see M: Oh well, hopefully it won’t happen a third time.
the interior. Extract 3
B: Yes, but you still need a visitor ticket to look around. It’s $5 if M: Do you ever forget to take your library books back?
you’re under 26.
W: No, I don’t. I have a good memory for that kind of thing.
K: But I’m not under 26! I’m almost 30! What about you?
B: Really?! In that case, it’s $8 I’m afraid. M: Well, yes, that’s the reason I brought the conversation up. I
K: Seems a lot to just look around a theater. was late by three days and they’ve given me a fine. I mean,
B: It’s worth it though. You get a little leaflet and a guided come on, three days!
tour, you know, a member of staff – the guide – will show W: How much was it?
you around and describe every detail to you. I still find it M: Not much, I can’t remember off the top of my head, but still
fascinating and I’ve done it a lot of times. … to get a fine, it makes me feel like a criminal.
K: Ahm. So, once I’m there, what will I see? What will I do and W: Oh, well you’ll remember next time at least, won’t you!
how long will it take?
B: You’ll enter from the top of the theater and the first thing Extract 4
you’ll see is the stage. It’s 100 square meters, which is pretty W: I was once on vacation in Crete and I’d gone out, the sun
impressive. After you’ve taken some photos, you’ll go to the was shining, and well, I just didn’t think about closing
rehearsal room, which is where you’ll see a short movie on the windows. The hotel receptionist had said, really
the history of the theater. clearly, ‘Don’t go out in the evening without closing your
K: Oh wow! In the rehearsal room? That’s unusual! How long windows, otherwise the flies will come in’. The room was
does this movie last? so hot and, and it was still sunny and it didn’t feel like the
evening at all, you know, I thought I’d get some fresh air in
B: About half an hour, but you don’t have to watch it all if
the room. But boy, was she right! I got back and the room
you don’t want to. You can just continue on your own
was swarming with flies. I just couldn’t believe how light
then and wander freely backstage, ask the tour guide
the evenings were.
questions, then, when you’re ready, you just leave behind
the stage. Your ticket does give you a 50% discount on any Extract 5
performance that day, so if you go in the morning, you M: Do you have the time?
could see a matinee or the evening show.
W: 3:15. Where’s your watch?
K: If there are performances, what time can I visit?
M: Oh, I was late getting up this morning and I forgot to put
B: Tours are from 10 to 12 in the morning, then between 4:30 it on.
and 6. The performances in the afternoon, the matinees,
W: You haven’t forgotten your phone, have you?
start at 1 and the evening performances start at 7.
M: No! The most important thing – I never forget that,
thankfully. Couldn’t live without it.

American Language Hub Level 3 Tests.

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