New Total English Elementary Elementary

Unit 8 Audio script

CD2 Unit 8 Seasons Track 10
M = Man W = Woman
M: I want to go shopping at lunch time, I really need some new
clothes. Are there any good clothes shops around here?
W: Well, theres a shop that sells nice eans on the main road.
M: !h, I thin" eans are uncom#orta$le. I ne%er wear them.
W: &eally? I wear eans all the time, e%en to wor".
M: 'ut eans are %ery casual. (ou cant wear eans to a #ormal
$usiness meeting)
W: Thats true, $ut I ne%er go to #ormal meetings. Now, what a$out
shirts and pullo%ers? Tight shirts and pullo%ers loo" good.
M: Actually, I pre#er loose shirts. And I dont wear pullo%ers %ery
o#ten. I pre#er smart ac"ets.
W: E%en in the winter?
M: (es. 'ut I usually wear a coat. Winter coats are usually warm
and com#orta$le.
W: &eally? I thin" winter coats are too hea%y. I hate them)
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J = Jools A = Anna W = Whitney Ju = Justin = am M =
Mika
J: +ello there, e%eryone. Its #esti%al time here in the U2 and today
were $ringing you some pictures and in#ormation a$out late
summer #esti%als around the world. -ets start in the U3. !ur
reporter Anna -indstrom is at the 'oston ,arni%al right now.
+ows it going, Anna?
A: +i, 4ools. Its great. Its a really hot, late August day. Im ha%ing a
good time 5 e%eryone is ha%ing a good time.
J: Whats happening right now?
A: Well, Im standing in the street and Im watching some #antastic
dancers. Theyre mo%ing slowly towards me. Theyre wearing
really colour#ul costumes and theyre dancing really well.
J: 3ounds good.
A: (es, and Im with Whitney, who ma"es #ood #or all the
partygoers here. Whitney, what are you doing?
W: Well, Im coo"ing some lo%ely ,ari$$ean chic"en curry.
A: 6mm, it smells wonder#ul.
J: Than" you, Anna. Now, 'oston isnt the only place ha%ing a
party at this time o# year. !ur reporter 4ustin -eonard is at the
6ariachi #esti%al in 7uadalaara, 6e8ico. 4ustin, hows it going
o%er there?
Ju: +i, 4ools. Its great here. Im sitting in the town s9uare and Im
listening to some #antastic mariachi music. In this $and the
guitarists are all playing together: its lo%ely.
J: It sounds noisy there.
Ju: It is) The spectators arent ust listening, theyre clapping and
shouting and singing with the music.
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J: Than" you, 4ustin. And in +elsin"i, ;inland, *am 3y"es is
reporting on the +elsin"i ;esti%al.
: +ello, 4ules. Well, its 9uiet here 5 its not li"e 6e8ico. This is an
arts #esti%al, so its all in cinemas, theatres and concert halls.
3ome people are 9ueuing $ehind me to go into a theatre. I ha%e
6i"a here with me. 6i"a, what are you 9ueuing #or today?
M: Im not 9ueuing #or the theatre 5 Im with my children 5 theyre
o%er there: theyre waiting to see some #unny #ilms, some old
#ilms with ,harlie ,haplin.
: That sounds li"e #un) Than" you, 6i"a. 'ac" to you, 4ools.
J: Than"s, *am. Now, in the studio this a#ternoon <
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3hes dancing.
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Theyre tal"ing.
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Are you listening?
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We arent lea%ing.
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!2, Im loo"ing at a picture o# a street scene. Its a #esti%al, I thin". At the #ront
o# the picture two women are dancing. Theyre enoying it) Theyre wearing
really colour#ul costumes. !n the le#t there are some people watching the
dancers, and at the $ac" o# the picture there are some $uildings, shops, and
may$e houses, I thin". There are musicians playing on the right o# the picture
5 theyre all wearing $lac" so theyre all together: theyre part o# the #esti%al. I
thin" e%eryones ha%ing a good time)
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Woman: Ailsa, whats the weather li"e in 3cotland right now?
Ailsa: In the south o# 3cotland its 9uite warm and sunny $ut in the
north in the highlands theres still snow on the mountains.
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Woman: Whats the weather li"e in ,anada at the moment?
#eather: Well its summertime in ,anada right now, $ut its actually not
that warm. Its 1? degrees and really #oggy today.
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Woman: +i 3tig. Whats the weather li"e o%er there?
Sti$: At the moment in Norway its late summer and today its warm
and sunny.
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Woman: Am$er. Whats the weather li"e in 'ra@il now?
Am%er: Well this morning it was really hot and sunny $ut now its raining.
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cold
hot
#oggy
snowing
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cold gold
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top told
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snow hot
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not lot
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old
cloc"
cost
note
hotel
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wrote
own
$ottle
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J = Jan ) = )uke
J: +ello.
): 4an? Its -u"e.
J: -u"e? (ou dont usually call at this time. (ou always phone in
the e%enings.
): I "now. 'ut Im not at wor". Im at home.
J: !h. Are you sic"?
): No, $ut I cant get into the o##ice. The underground isnt wor"ing
today.
J: &eally? Why?
): Its snowing here.
J: 3nowing) 3o what?
): Well, its really snowing a lot here. 3o the trains and $uses arent
running. *eople cant get to wor" and lots o# people are staying
at home.
J: 'ut it snows all through the winter in New (or". Nothing stops
$ecause o# that)
): I "now. 'ut it hardly e%er snows in -ondon. Its a shoc" #or us.
J: Thats cra@y)
): Well, at least it isnt raining)
J: (es, I hate rainy weather. I always #eel sad and depressed when
the s"y is grey and theres no sun.
): I "now what you mean. -ondons always dar" in Decem$er and
4anuary.
J: (eah, I pre#er snow really. E%erything loo"s so $eauti#ul <
): 6m. I suppose so <
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+ = +ece,tionist W = Woman
+: ,an I help you, madam?
W: (es, Im calling #rom room =>/.
+: (es, madam.
W: Well, its %ery hot in here. I thin" theres a pro$lem with the air
conditioning.
+: !h, I am sorry, madam. Is the air conditioner turned on?
W: (es, it is. 'ut it isnt wor"ing. ,an you send some$ody to repair
it?
+: !# course. Ill as" the engineer to go to your room.
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S = Sho, assistant M = Man
S: ,an I help you?
M: (es. I $ought this DED player #rom you, $ut it isnt wor"ing.
S: I see. +a%e you got your receipt?
M: (es, I ha%e. ,an I e8change it #or another one?
S: !# course. 4ust a moment. +ere you are.
M: Than"s %ery much.
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S = Sho, assistant W = Woman
W: E8cuse me. ,an you help me?
S: (es, madam?
W: I $ought this pullo%er yesterday and it doesnt #it.
S: Do you want to try a di##erent si@e?
W: No, Id li"e a re#und.
S: +a%e you got your receipt?
W: (es. +ere it is.
S: !2. 3o thats 1?0 euros. +ere you are.
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