쉐도잉 연습: CAE TEST2 PART1 - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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You'll hear three different extracts.
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For questions 1 to 6, choose the answer A, B or C, which fits best according to what you hear.
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There are two questions for each extract.
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Extract 1 You overhear two friends, John and Diane, discussing holiday plans.
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Now look at questions 1 and 2.
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The End
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I haven't come to any definite decision.
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Oh, come on, what's the problem?
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I know it may seem extravagant, but you told me you'd just been given promotion and a rise, so that can't be an issue, surely?
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Well, it's not so much that as my work situation.
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Taking another break so soon after my promotion might send out the wrong message to my team, although I think my line manager would understand.
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Of course, she knows you're a good worker.
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Hmm.
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Well, I guess I could empty my in-tray in time.
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My workload's not too heavy just now.
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It's just that I haven't had much time to get the office organised.
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And to be honest, one of my colleagues would probably be only too glad to use my absence to further his own position.
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Hmm.
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Sounds pretty nasty to me.
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Are you sure you want to carry on working there?
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Now you'll hear the recording again.
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So, Diane, have you finally decided to come to Hong Kong with us for a holiday?
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Your flight's reserved.
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We need to confirm by Wednesday.
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Well, John, I've given it some thought, and it's pretty tempting, but it's not that long since I last had a break.
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I don't know.
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I still haven't come to any definite decision.
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Oh, come on.
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What's the problem?
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I know it may seem extravagant, but you told me you'd just been given promotion and a rise, so that can't be an issue, surely.
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Well, it's not so much that as my work situation.
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Taking another break so soon after my promotion might send out the wrong message to my team, although I think my line manager would understand. Of course.
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She knows you're a good worker.
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Well, I guess I could empty my in-tray in time.
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My workload's not too heavy just now.
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It's just that I haven't had much time to get the office organised.
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And to be honest, one of my colleagues would probably be only too glad to use my absence to further his own position.
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Sounds pretty nasty to me.
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Are you sure you want to carry on working there?
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You overhear two friends discussing a new film.
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Now look at questions three and four.
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I hear Joe Shultz's new film, The System, isn't going to be given the 12th certificate he wanted.
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So youngsters can't see it?
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I'm not surprised.
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The reviewers say that watching the first few minutes is pretty unpleasant.
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There's a lot of aggression.
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That didn't seem to worry the authorities, nor did the strong language, although there's quite a bit of that.
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But they couldn't take the little bursts of rather tense music.
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Makes your hair stand on end, apparently.
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Interesting.
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Anyway, I don't think the storyline's really suitable for young children.
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Too much delving into people's thoughts and motives.
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True.
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You've read the book?
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Oh yeah, a great page turner.
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I had no idea what the final outcome would be.
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Oh, I guessed.
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I love the way the author uses dialect all the way through.
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A bit out of the ordinary.
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Takes some getting used to, but it's decidedly different.
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You can't really believe the Prince is based on a real person from the past though, can you?
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I thought he did come over well, considering how little we know about people from that era.
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We'll go and see the film, won't we?
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Definitely.
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I hear Joe Shultz's new film The System isn't going to be given the 12th certificate he wanted.
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So youngsters can't see it?
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I'm not surprised.
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The reviewers say that watching the first few minutes is pretty unpleasant.
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There's a lot of aggression.
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That didn't seem to worry the authorities, nor did the strong language, although there's quite a bit of that.
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But they couldn't take the little bursts of rather tense music.
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Makes your hair stand on end, apparently.
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Interesting.
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Anyway, I don't think the storyline's really suitable for young children.
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Too much delving into people's thoughts and motives.
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True.
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You've read the book?
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Oh yeah, great, page-turner.
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I had no idea what the final outcome would be.
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Oh, I guess.
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I love the way the author uses dialect all the way through.
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A bit out of the ordinary.
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Takes some getting used to, but it's decidedly different.
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You can't really believe the Prince is based on a real person from the past, though, can you?
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I thought he did come over well, considering how little we know about people from that era.
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We'll go and see the film, won't we?
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Definitely.
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Extract 3 You hear an interview with the architect Ingrid Chapman, who's talking about an office building she has recently designed.
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Now look at questions 5 and 6.
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Ingrid Chapman, tell us about this new office block.
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It has enormous glass walls because transparency was paramount in the brief I received from my clients.
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That gives it an airy, spacious feel inside.
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The three floors all open onto a cavernous central hall, and this is what's crucial for me.
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There are so many reasons for people to meet there.
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Have a coffee, gossip, discuss formal matters in an informal setting.
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I force them to do these things by locating most of the services they need in this area.
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Toilets, photocopying, cafe, etc. Forgive me, but there'll be company executives listening who are saying,
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that's all very well if you're able to design a brand new building from scratch.
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What would you say to them?
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Commission me to come up with a scheme for a replacement, for example?
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No, seriously, it doesn't require much.
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A little creativity, that's all.
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Underused areas can be refurbished, art hung on the walls, that sort of thing.
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And a questionnaire can be sent to all personnel to get their reactions to any changes you've made.
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Good morale facilitates productivity.
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Now you'll hear the recording again.
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Ingrid Chapman, tell us about this new office block.
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It has enormous glass walls, because transparency was paramount in the brief I received from my clients.
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That gives it an airy, spacious feel inside.
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The three floors all open onto a cavernous central hall, and this is what's crucial for me.
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There are so many reasons for people to meet there – have a coffee, gossip, discuss formal matters in an informal setting.
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I force them to do these things by locating most of the services they need in this area.
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Toilets, photocopying, cafe etc. Forgive me, but there'll be company executives listening who are saying,
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that's all very well if you're able to design a brand new building from scratch.
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What would you say to them?
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Permission me to come up with a scheme for a replacement, for example?
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No, seriously, It doesn't require much.
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A little creativity, that's all.
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Underused areas can be refurbished.
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Art hung on the walls, that sort of thing.
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And a questionnaire can be sent to all personnel to get their reactions to any changes you've made.
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Good morale facilitates productivity.
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That's the end of part one.
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Now turn to part two.
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Thank you.

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