Shadowing-Übung: CAE8 O TEST1 PART1 - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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So is the course living up to your expectations?
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Yes, I have no real issues with it, really.
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I wasn't sure initially whether I'd like the fact
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that there's this mixture of classes with the group and one-to-one sessions online with the tutors.
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But actually, I've come round to thinking it's the real strength of the course.
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Don't you agree?
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Undoubtedly.
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I mean, that's why I went for it in the first place.
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It's nice to meet the staff and other students, but it's the personal attention by email that you want.
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Although I must say, some of the staff are more helpful than others.
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But the group lessons are useful too.
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Oh yes.
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Some people complained about the fact that you get face-to-face feedback on project work in them, that it wastes class time.
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But I have no problem with that.
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But the sessions are the only chance we get to use some of the more sophisticated software.
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I mean, they did make it clear in the pre-course information that we'd only have limited access to that.
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but I still think it's a shame we can't come in and use it out of class time.
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Yes, I agree.
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Now play the recording again.
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So, basically, as a seasoned traveller, you must have got packing off to a fine art.
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I'm not that great at travelling light, simply because anything can, and often does, happen, and I like to feel fully prepared.
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So I'm a complete sucker for gadgets and gizmos, and I have a bag load of stuff that I take with me.
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I'm still looking for the ideal rucksack or carry-on actually.
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And of course I've always got my iPod for those long days on the road
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when you don't know how long you might be hanging around waiting for transport.
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So what have you learnt from travelling?
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Well, I guess it's a cliché, but the more you see of other cultures, the more you come to appreciate your own.
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I don't mean that I miss the comforts of home or anything like that.
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More that I've got the opportunity to travel and see the world, because I've got folks back home in a wealthy Western culture to pick up the tab if things go wrong.
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I mean, without that, and a lot of people you meet don't have that, would I ever have had the courage to do half the things I've done?
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I doubt it somehow.
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Now, play the recording again.
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Now, you've come in for a lot of stick, haven't you?
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In response to your latest album.
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Everyone went nuts about the cover.
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We knew it might cause some controversy, but I didn't think it was that outrageous.
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We just had this slogan which read, No cover art, like the Beatles did the White Album all those years ago.
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The first one with no picture on the cover.
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But predictably, I guess, we got all these irate bloggers going overboard in dismissing it, and one newspaper included it in a list of the worst album covers ever.
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Actually, I reckon it's quite endearing the way it was done.
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But is this because these people don't like the music?
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Well, there is a certain snobbery out there, and I reckon these are people who don't regard us as cool or whatever, but I don't think that's what lies behind it, actually.
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I reckon the problem stemmed from the fact that we were misquoted in the first piece written about it.
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It said that I wanted to kill album artwork, which is just so far off the mark.
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What we actually wanted to do was draw people's attention to it, for them to have a look round and see that it's mostly rubbish.
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Now play the recording again.
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That is the end of part one.
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Now turn to part two.

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