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Test 5.
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Hello.
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This is the Cambridge Flyers practice listening test 5.
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Part 1.
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Listen and look.
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There is one example. Which girl is Anna?
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She's on the left, and she's wearing a pink dress.
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Has she got brown hair?
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Yes, that's right.
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Can you see the line?
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This is an example.
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Now you listen and draw lines.
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Is Anna talking to Emma?
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No. Emma's standing near the wall.
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She's crying.
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Why is she crying?
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I don't know. And where's Richard?
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Look, he's playing a game.
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He's waving a bat in the air.
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Oh, he's ready to hit the ball.
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Yes.
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Where's Helen?
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I can't see her.
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There she is.
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She's holding some flowers.
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Is she the girl wearing a green dress?
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Yes, that's her.
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Is Jane holding flowers too?
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No, not now.
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She's standing under a tree and she is holding a bag.
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I see her in the blue shoes.
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Right.
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Who's the boy near Helen?
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The one who is wearing a black hat.
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No, I mean the boy next to him in the red shirt.
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Oh, that's Bill.
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Now listen to part one again.
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Is Anna talking to Emma?
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No. Emma's standing near the wall.
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She's crying.
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Why is she crying?
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I don't know. And where's Richard?
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Look, he's playing a game.
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He's waving a bat in the air.
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Oh, he's ready to hit the ball.
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Yes.
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Where's Helen?
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I can't see her.
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There she is.
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She's holding some flowers.
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Is she the girl wearing a green dress?
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Yes, that's her.
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Is Jane holding flowers too?
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No, not now.
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She's standing under a tree and she is holding a bag.
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I see her in the blue shoes.
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Right.
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Who's the boy near Helen?
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The one who is wearing a black hat.
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No, I mean the boy next to him in the red shirt.
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Oh, that's Bill.
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That is the end of part one.
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Part 2 Listen and look There is one example Hello,
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this is Mountain Village Radio and on today's programme, a man will tell us about his job.
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Now, first tell us your name please.
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It's Robert.
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I spell it R-O-B-E-R-T.
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Can you see the answer?
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Now you listen and write.
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And how old are you, Robert?
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I'm 27.
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OK.
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You have a very interesting job, Robert.
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Yes, I do.
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I'm a pilot and I fly planes round the world.
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Great!
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And what business do you work for?
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Pyramid Air.
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How many days do you work each month?
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Well, I usually work about 20 days each month.
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I'm sure you see a lot of interesting places and people.
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Yes, and I make a lot of money too.
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What do you like most about your job?
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I like visiting interesting places.
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That's excellent!
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It was great to have you on our programme.
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Now listen to part two again.
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And how old are you, Robert?
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I'm 27.
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OK.
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You have a very interesting job, Robert.
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Yes, I do.
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I'm a pilot and I fly planes round the world.
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Great!
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And what business do you work for?
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Pyramid Air.
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How many days do you work each month?
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Well, I usually work about 20 days each month.
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I'm sure you see a lot of interesting places and people.
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Yes.
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And I make a lot of money too.
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What do you like most about your job?
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I like visiting interesting places.
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That's excellent.
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It was great to have you on our programme.
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That is the end of part two.
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Part three.
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Listen and look.
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There is one example.
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Where does each person like to go?
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William, do you have a favourite place to go?
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Sure.
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I like going to lots of places, but my favourite's the beach.
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What do you do there?
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I like swimming and finding shells in the sand.
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Can you see the letter E?
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Now you listen and write a letter in each box.
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What about your mum?
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Where does she like to go?
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Well, she likes going shopping.
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Does she go shopping in the city?
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No, she likes walking round the quiet streets of the village best.
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You've met my brother, right?
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Yes, he's nice.
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His favourite place is up in the mountains.
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He likes climbing and watching the birds.
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How fun!
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What about your dad?
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Well, he likes the old farm.
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He lived there when he was young.
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You went there on holiday, right?
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Yes.
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Now my uncle and aunt live there.
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Your cousin lives there too, doesn't she?
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That's right.
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But she loves to go out to the forest.
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Why is that?
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Because she loves the trees. And your sister?
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Doesn't she like going to the river?
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Yes.
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But that's not her favourite place.
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Where does she like to go then?
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The desert.
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She loves hot weather.
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Now listen to part three again.
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What about your mum?
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Where does she like to go?
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Well, she likes going shopping.
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Does she go shopping in the city?
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No, she likes walking round the quiet streets of the village best.
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You've met my brother, right?
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Yes, he's nice.
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His favourite place is up in the mountains.
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He likes climbing and watching the birds.
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How fun!
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What about your dad?
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Well, he likes the old farm.
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He lived there when he was young.
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You went there on holiday, right?
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Yes.
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Now my uncle and aunt live there.
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Your cousin lives there too, doesn't she?
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That's right.
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But she loves to go out to the forest.
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Why is that?
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Because she loves the trees. And your sister.
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Doesn't she like going to the river?
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Yes, but that's not her favourite place.
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Where does she like to go then?
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The desert.
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She loves hot weather.
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That is the end of part three.
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Part four.
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Listen and look.
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There is one example. Where is Peter?
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Peter, stop playing now or you will be too tired to go to the park.
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OK, let me get my ball.
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It's behind the rocks.
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And try not to get all this sand from the beach in the car.
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OK, I'll wash my feet before I get into the car.
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Thanks.
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Can you see the tick?
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Now you listen and tick the box.
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1. Which sport was Peter playing?
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Did you win your game?
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Yes, the score was 8 to 3.
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I like playing volleyball.
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Yes, you're very good at it, but all your friends play football and hockey.
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2. What's Peter going to eat?
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I'm a hungry mum.
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What's for lunch?
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Well, your father's going to have some nice fish, and there's pasta from yesterday.
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It sounds good, but is there any pizza in the fridge?
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Yes.
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There are a few pieces here if you prefer.
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That's nice.
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Pizza is my favourite food.
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3. What's Peter going to do after lunch?
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I'm going to go to Tony's house to see the game after lunch, Mum.
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I remember.
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Who will play?
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Skytown and Sea Village.
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It's on TV.
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OK, but you must do your homework tomorrow.
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4. What time will Peter leave?
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What time is it, Mum?
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It's five o'clock.
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You should get ready to leave.
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OK, I'll leave at quarter past five.
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Good.
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The game will start at half past five.
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5. Who will Peter be with?
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Tony's father wants to watch the game with us too.
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What about his sister and mum?
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No, they don't like football.
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And his mum will take his sister to after school club.
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She is learning to dance.
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OK, so it will be just the three of you.
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Now listen to part four again.
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One.
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Which sport was Peter playing?
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Did you win your game?
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Yes, the score was eight to three.
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I like playing volleyball.
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Yes, you're very good at it, but all your friends play football and hockey.
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2. What's Peter going to eat?
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I'm a hungry mum.
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What's for lunch?
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Well, your father's going to have some nice fish, and there's pasta from yesterday.
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It sounds good, but is there any pizza in the fridge?
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Yes, there are a few pieces here if you prefer.
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That's nice.
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Pizza is my favourite food.
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3. What's Peter going to do after lunch?
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I'm going to go to Tony's house to see the game after lunch, Mum.
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I remember.
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Who will play?
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Skytown and Sea Village.
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It's on TV.
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OK, but you must do your homework tomorrow.
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4. What time will Peter leave?
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What time is it, Mum?
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It's five o'clock.
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You should get ready to leave.
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OK, I'll leave at quarter past five.
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Good.
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The game will start at half past five.
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Five.
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Who will Peter be with?
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Tony's father wants to watch the game with us too.
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What about his sister and mum?
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No, they don't like football.
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And his mum will take his sister to after school club.
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She is learning to dance.
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OK, so it will be just the three of you.
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That is the end of part four.
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Part five.
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Listen and look at the picture.
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There is one example.
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Look at the fish above the plants.
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I see five fish there.
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Good.
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Colour the smallest two fish green.
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Right.
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The smallest two are green.
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Can you see the two green fish?
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This is an example.
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Now you listen and colour and write.
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One.
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Now, look at the dolphin.
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I see it.
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Well, colour its tail pink.
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Its tail?
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OK.
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Two.
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Can I write something now?
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Yes.
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Do you see the island?
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Oh, I see it.
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It's at the top of the picture.
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That's correct.
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I want you to write dream before the word island.
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OK.
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I will do it now.
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3. Now find the octopus.
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OK.
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It's next to the shark.
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Yes.
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Colour its legs purple.
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Only the legs?
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That's right.
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4. Do you see the fish with spots on it?
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The one that is above the shark?
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Yes.
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I want you to colour the fish blue.
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That's a good idea.
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That will look nice.
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Can I write something now?
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Yes.
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Do you see the box of treasure?
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Oh, I see it.
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It's at the bottom of the picture on the right.
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That's correct.
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I want you to write treasure on the part of the box that is near us.
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OK.
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I will do it now.
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Now listen to part five again.
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One.
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Now, look at the dolphin.
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I see it.
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Well, colour its tail pink.
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Its tail?
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OK.
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Two.
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Can I write something now?
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Yes.
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Do you see the island?
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Oh, I see it.
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It's at the top of the picture.
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That's correct.
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I want you to write dream before the word island.
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OK.
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I will do it now.
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3. Now find the octopus.
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OK.
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It's next to the shark.
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Yes.
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Colour its legs purple.
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Only the legs?
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That's right.
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4. Do you see the fish with spots on it?
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The one that is above the shark.
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Yes.
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I want you to colour the fish blue.
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That's a good idea.
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That will look nice.
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Five.
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Can I write something now?
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Yes.
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Do you see the box of treasure?
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Oh, I see it.
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It's at the bottom of the picture on the right.
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That's correct.
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I want you to write treasure on the part of the box that is near us.
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OK, I will do it now.
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Thank you.

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