ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: English Speaking Practice: Advanced Level - Lessons 1

Hello?

Oh, hello.

I wanted to inquire about hiring a room in the village

hall for the evening of September the 1st. Let me just see...

Err.. yes, we have both rooms available that evening.

There's our main hall that's got seating for 200 people.

or there's the Charlton Room.

Sorry?

The Charlton Room: C -H -A -R -L -T -O -N.

That's got seating for up to 100.

Well, we're organising a dinner to raise money for a charity, and we're hoping for at least 150 people. So...

I think we'll go for the main hall.

How much would that cost?

Let's see.. um.. you wanted it for the evening of September the 1st?

Yes, that's a Saturday.

So, from 6pm to midnight, that'd be £115.

That's the weekend price.

It's £75 on weekdays.

That's all right.

And I have to tell you there's also a deposit of £250, which is returnable, of course, as long as there's no damage.

But we do insist that this is paid in cash.

We don't take cards for that.

You can pay the actual rent of the room however you like, though.

Cash, credit card, cheque.

Oh, well, I suppose that's OK.

So, does the charge include use of tables and chairs and so on?

Oh, yes.

And what about parking?

Yeah, that's all included.

The only thing that isn't included is...

You said you were organising a dinner?

Yeah.

Well, you'll have to pay extra for the kitchen if you want to use that.

It's £25.

It's got very good facilities, good quality cookers and fridges and so on.

Okay.

Well, I suppose that's alright.

We can cover the cost in our entry charges.

Right.

So I'll make a note of that.

Now, there are just one or two things you need to think about before the event.

For example, you'll have to see about getting a licence if you're planning to have any music during the meal.

Oh really?

It's quite straightforward.

I'll give you the details later on.

And about a week or ten days before your event,

you'll need to contact the caretaker - that's Mr Evans - to make the arrangements for entry.

He'll sort that out with you.

And do I give him the payment as well?

No, you do that directly with me.

Right.

Now, is there anything I need to know about what happens during the event?

Well, as you'll be aware, of course, the building is no smoking throughout. Of course.

Now, are you having a band?

Yes.

Well, they'll have a lot of equipment, so rather than using the front door, they should park their van round the back and use the stage door there.

You can open that from inside, but don't forget to lock it at the end.

OK.

And talking of bans, I'm sure I don't need to tell you this,

but you must make sure that no one fiddles about with the black box by the fire door.

That's a system that cuts in when the volume reaches a certain level.

It's a legal requirement.

Sure.

Anyway, we want people to be able to talk to one another, so we don't want anything too loud.

Oh, that reminds me.

We'll be having speeches.

Are there any microphones available?

Yep.

Just let the caretaker know.

He'll get those for you.

Right, now when the event is over, we do ask that the premises are left in good condition.

So there's a locked cupboard and you'll be informed of the code you need to open that.

It's got all the cleaning equipment, brushes and detergent and so on.

Right.

So what do we need to do after everyone's gone?

Sweep the floors, I suppose?

Well, actually they have to be washed, not just swept.

Then you'll be provided with black plastic bags, so all the rubbish must be collected up and left outside the door.

Of course, we'll make sure everything's left tidy.

Oh, and I forgot to ask, I presume we can have decorations in the room?

Yes, but you must take them down afterwards.

Sure.

And the chairs and tables should be stacked up neatly at the back of the room.

I'll make sure I've got a few people to help me.

Good morning, Youth Council.

Caroline speaking.

Oh, hello.

I'm interested in standing for election to the Youth Council, and I was told to give you a call.

That's good.

Could I have your name, please?

Yes, it's Roger Brown.

Thank you.

I'm Caroline, the Youth Council Administrator, so do you know much about what the council does, Roger?

I've talked to Stephanie.

I think she's the chair of the council.

That's right.

And she told me a lot about it.

How it's a way for young people to discuss local issues, for example, and make suggestions to the town council.

That's what made me interested.

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Fine.

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Well, let me take down some of your details.

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First of all, how old are you?

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You know the council is for young people aged from thirteen to eighteen?

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I've just turned eighteen.

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And where do you live, Roger?

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Well, that's a bit complicated.

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At the moment I'm looking for a flat to rent here, so I'm in a hostel from Monday to Friday.

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I'd go back to my parents' place at the weekend.

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OK, so where's the best place to send you some information about the council?

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'Oh, to my parents' address, please.

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That's 17 Buckley Street.' B U C K L E I G H Street

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Stamford Lincolnshire.

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Though you don't really need the county.

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Oh, I know Stamford.

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It's a lovely town.

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And what's the postcode?

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P -E -9 7QT.

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Right, thank you.

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So are you working here or are you a student?

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I started studying at the university a couple of weeks ago, and I've got a part -time job for a few hours a week.

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What do you do?

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Well, I've done several different things.

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I've just finished a short -term contract as a courier, And now I'm working as a waiter in one of the big hotels.

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Uh -huh.

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That can't leave you much time for studying.

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Oh, it's not too bad.

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I managed to fit it all in.

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What are you studying?

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My ambition is to go into Parliament eventually, so my major subject is politics.

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That's partly why I think the Youth Council is important and want to be a part of it.

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And I suppose you're also taking a minor subject, aren't you?

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I know a lot of people study economics too.

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I chose history.

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To be honest, I'm not finding it as interesting as I expected.

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OK, so with your studying and your part -time job, do you have time for any other interests or hobbies?

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Well, I spend quite a lot of time cycling.

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both around town to get to university and to work, and also long distance, from here to London for instance.

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That's pretty impressive.

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Anything else?

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For relaxation, I'm also keen on the cinema.

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"'I used to go at least once a week, but I can't manage to go so often now.' Right.

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Are you sure you'll have enough time for the Youth Council?

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Yes, I've worked out that I can afford to reduce my hours at work, and that will make the time.

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So is there any particular aspect of the Youth Council's work that appeals to you, Roger?

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Well, my sister is blind,

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so I'm particularly interested in working with disabled young people to try and improve the quality of their lives.

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That's great.

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Well, the best way to get involved is to be nominated by some people who you know.

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Right.

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Can you tell me how to set about organising that?

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You should talk to Geoffrey, our elections officer.

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I can arrange a meeting in the council office with him, if you like.

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Yes, please.

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He'll be here next Monday, if that suits you.

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That's the 14th, isn't it?

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Yes.

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I can manage late afternoon.

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Would you like to suggest a time?

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He generally leaves around 5 :30.

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Well, would 4 :30 be okay?

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My last class finishes at four, so I'd have plenty of time to get to your office.

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Right, that's fine.

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Oh, and could I have a phone number we can contact you on?

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Yes, my mobile number's 07788 136711.

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Thank you.

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Well, we'll look forward to seeing you next week.

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Thanks very much.

168

Goodbye.

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Bye!

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Hello?

171

Oh, hello.

172

I wanted to inquire about hiring a room in the village

173

hall for the evening of September the 1st. Let me just see...

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Yes, we have both rooms available that evening.

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There's our main hall that's got seating for 200 people.

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Or there's the Charlton room.

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Sorry?

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The Charlton room.

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C -H -A -R -L -T -O -N.

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That's got seating for up to 100.

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Well, we're organising a dinner to raise money for a charity, and we're hoping for at least 150 people. So...

182

'I think we'll go for the main hall.' How much would that cost?

183

Let's see.. um.. you wanted it for the evening of September the 1st?

184

Yes, that's a Saturday.

185

So, from 6pm to midnight, that'd be £115.

186

That's the weekend price.

187

It's £75 on weekdays.

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That's all right.

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And I have to tell you there's also a deposit of £250, which is returnable, of course, as long as there's no damage.

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But we do insist that this is paid in cash.

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We don't take cards for that.

192

You can pay the actual rent of the room however you like, though: cash, credit card, cheque...

193

Oh, well, I suppose that's OK.

194

So, does the charge include use of tables and chairs and so on?

195

Oh, yes.

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And what about parking?

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Yeah, that's all included.

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The only thing that isn't included is...

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You said you were organising a dinner?

200

Yeah.

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Well, you'll have to pay extra for the kitchen if you want to use that.

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It's £25.

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It's got very good facilities, good quality cookers and fridges and so on.

204

Okay.

205

Well, I suppose that's alright.

206

We can cover the cost in our entry charges.

207

Right.

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So I'll make a note of that.

209

Now, there are just one or two things you need to think about before the event.

210

For example, you'll have to see about getting a licence if you're planning to have any music during the meal.

211

Oh really?

212

It's quite straightforward.

213

I'll give you the details later on.

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And about a week or ten days before your event,

215

you'll need to contact the caretaker - that's Mr Evans - to make the arrangements for entry.

216

He'll sort that out with you.

217

And do I give him the payment as well?

218

No, you do that directly with me.

219

Right.

220

Now, is there anything I need to know about what happens during the event?

221

Well, as you'll be aware, of course, the building is no smoking throughout. Of course.

222

Now, are you having a band?

223

Yes.

224

Well, they'll have a lot of equipment, so rather than using the front door, they should park their van round the back and use the stage door there.

225

You can open that from inside, but don't forget to lock it at the end.

226

OK.

227

And talking of bans, I'm sure I don't need to tell you this,

228

but you must make sure that no one fiddles about with the black box by the fire door.

229

That's a system that cuts in when the volume reaches a certain level.

230

It's a legal requirement.

231

Sure.

232

Anyway, we want people to be able to talk to one another, so we don't want anything too loud.

233

Oh, that reminds me.

234

We'll be having speeches.

235

Are there any microphones available?

236

Yep.

237

Just let the caretaker know.

238

He'll get those for you.

239

Right, now when the event is over we do ask that the premises are left in good condition.

240

So there's a locked cupboard and you'll be informed of the code you need to open that.

241

It's got all the cleaning equipment, brushes and detergent and so on.

242

Right.

243

So what do we need to do after everyone's gone?

244

Sweep the floors, I suppose?

245

Well, actually they have to be washed, not just swept.

246

Then you'll be provided with black plastic bags, so all the rubbish must be collected up and left outside the door. Of course.

247

We'll make sure everything's left tidy.

248

Oh, and I forgot to ask, I presume we can have decorations in the room?

249

Yes, but you must take them down afterwards.

250

Sure.

251

And the chairs and tables should be stacked up neatly at the back of the room.

252

I'll make sure I've got a few people to help me.

253

Good morning, Youth Council.

254

Caroline speaking.

255

Oh, hello.

256

I'm interested in standing for election to the Youth Council, and I was told to give you a call.

257

That's good.

258

Could I have your name, please?

259

Yes, it's Roger Brown.

260

Thank you.

261

I'm Caroline, the Youth Council Administrator, so do you know much about what the council does, Roger?

262

I've talked to Stephanie.

263

I think she's the chair of the council.

264

That's right.

265

And she told me a lot about it.

266

How it's a way for young people to discuss local issues, for example, and make suggestions to the town council.

267

That's what made me interested.

268

Fine.

269

Well, let me take down some of your details.

270

First of all, how old are you?

271

You know the council is for young people aged from thirteen to eighteen?

272

I've just turned eighteen.

273

And where do you live, Roger?

274

Well, that's a bit complicated.

275

At the moment I'm looking for a flat to rent here, so I'm in a hostel from Monday to Friday.

276

I'd go back to my parents' place at the weekend.

277

OK, so where's the best place to send you some information about the council?

278

'Oh, to my parents' address, please.

279

That's 17 Buckley Street.' B U C K L E I G H Street

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Stamford.

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Lincolnshire.

282

"'though you don't really need the county.' Oh, I know Stamford.

283

It's a lovely town.

284

And what's the postcode?

285

P -E -9.

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7QT.

287

Right, thank you.

288

So are you working here or are you a student?

289

I started studying at the university a couple of weeks ago, and I've got a part -time job for a few hours a week.

290

What do you do?

291

Well, I've done several different things.

292

I've just finished a short -term contract as a courier.

293

And now I'm working as a waiter in one of the big hotels.

294

Uh -huh.

295

That can't leave you much time for studying.

296

Oh, it's not too bad.

297

I managed to fit it all in.

298

What are you studying?

299

My ambition is to go into Parliament eventually, so my major subject is politics.

300

That's partly why I think the Youth Council is important and want to be a part of it.

301

And I suppose you're also taking a minor subject, aren't you?

302

I know a lot of people study economics too.

303

I chose history.

304

To be honest, I'm not finding it as interesting as I expected.

305

OK, so with your studying and your part -time job, do you have time for any other interests or hobbies?

306

Well, I spend quite a lot of time cycling.

307

both around town to get to university and to work, and also long distance, from here to London for instance.

308

That's pretty impressive.

309

Anything else?

310

For relaxation, I'm also keen on the cinema, I used to go at least once a week, but I can't manage to go so often now.

311

Right.

312

Are you sure you'll have enough time for the Youth Council?

313

Yes, I've worked out that I can afford to reduce my hours at work and that will make the time.

314

So is there any particular aspect of the Youth Council's work that appeals to you, Roger?

315

Well, my sister is blind,

316

so I'm particularly interested in working with disabled young people to try and improve the quality of their lives.

317

That's great.

318

Well, the best way to get involved is to be nominated by some people who you know.

319

Right.

320

Can you tell me how to set about organising that?

321

You should talk to Geoffrey, our elections officer.

322

I can arrange a meeting in the council office with him, if you like.

323

Yes, please.

324

He'll be here next Monday, if that suits you.

325

That's the 14th, isn't it?

326

Yes.

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I can manage late afternoon.

328

Would you like to suggest a time?

329

He generally leaves around 5 :30.

330

Well, would 4 :30 be okay?

331

My last class finishes at four, so I'd have plenty of time to get to your office.

332

Right, that's fine.

333

Oh, and could I have a phone number we can contact you on?

334

Yes, my mobile number's 07788136711.

335

Thank you.

336

Well, we'll look forward to seeing you next week.

337

Thanks very much.

338

Goodbye.

339

Bye!

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