Shadowing Practice: FCE1 TEST2 PART3 - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Now turn to part three.
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You'll hear five different people talking about the way they study.
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For questions 19 to 23, choose from the list A to F which of the opinions each speaker expresses.
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Use the letters only once.
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There is one extra letter which you do not need to use.
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You now have 30 seconds in which to look at part 3.
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speaker 1 I must say I've never found it easy to study at home.
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I've tried all sorts of places.
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One of my friends prefers to study outside, lying on a rug in the garden.
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I try that from time to time, and it's nice and airy, though my concentration tends to wander a bit
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and I find I'm looking at the trees or people passing by rather than at my notes.
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I think better in my bedroom, where it's nice and quiet.
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I've got a large desk there to put my computer on, and I set my alarm early and work with a fresh mind before everyone else is up.
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Speaker 2 You know how sociable I am normally?
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Well, it's strange, but I find people talking really puts me off when I'm trying to study, so I hardly ever work with a classmate.
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Although it's much more fun.
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You'd think that the faculty library would be the best place for me then.
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An academic atmosphere and no distractions.
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You always get a few people whispering and coughing though, and that annoys me.
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What I frequently do instead now is put on my personal stereo and have something blasting away.
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It doesn't matter what.
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That blocks out everything else, and I get through the work in no time.
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Speaker 3 When I do my homework, I have to feel right.
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After sitting on a hard chair all day, I need to stretch out with my head on a pillow.
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Mum says I can't possibly concentrate like that, but actually I don't fall asleep as long as I don't go on too late
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and I have the window open to get some fresh air.
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I'd love to work with music on.
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A lot of my friends do, and they say it really helps them concentrate.
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The point is, I like music too much.
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It takes over from whatever I'm supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 4 I'm hopeless at doing school projects.
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I make timetables so that I can complete the project well before the deadline, but I don't stick to them.
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I've tried everything.
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Strong coffee, quiet rooms, fresh air.
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Even though I'm wide awake and there's nothing to disturb me, the work still doesn't get done.
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I was getting really worried last week when Mary came round and asked if she could work in my room.
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Hers is too dark and stuffy.
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I've never worked with a friend before, and so I said no. But she was desperate.
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Eventually I gave in, and it really worked out for us both.
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I couldn't believe it.
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Speaker 5 I really like some of the subjects I'm doing this year, particularly maths and physics.
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I don't mind studying them at all, although some of the homework assignments we're given are quite tricky, so I need to be able to work undisturbed.
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That's often a bit difficult in our house, unless I put it off until everyone's in bed.
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Did you know that my younger brother Fred plays the guitar in a band?
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I love some of their music.
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It's really cool.
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You'd love it too.
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But it's pointless trying to work when he's playing.
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now you'll hear part three again
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speaker one
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i must say i've never found it easy to study at
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home i've tried all sorts of places one of my friends
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prefers to study outside lying on a rug in the garden i try
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that from time to time and it's nice and airy
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though my concentration tends to wander a bit
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and I find I'm looking at the trees or people passing by rather than at my notes.
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I think better in my bedroom, where it's nice and quiet.
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I've got a large desk there to put my computer on, and I set my alarm early and work with a fresh mind before everyone else is up.
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Speaker 2 You know how sociable I am normally?
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Well, it's strange, but I find people talking really puts me off when I'm trying to study, so I hardly ever work with a classmate.
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Although it's much more fun.
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You'd think that the faculty library would be the best place for me then.
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An academic atmosphere and no distractions.
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You always get a few people whispering and coughing though, and that annoys me.
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What I frequently do instead now is put on my personal stereo and have something blasting away, it doesn't matter what.
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That blocks out everything else and I get through the work in no time.
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Speaker 3 When I do my homework, I have to feel right.
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After sitting on a hard chair all day, I need to stretch out with my head on a pillow.
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Mum says I can't possibly concentrate like that, but actually I don't fall asleep as long as I don't go on too late
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and I have the window open to get some fresh air.
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I'd love to work with music on.
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A lot of my friends do and they say it really helps them concentrate.
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The point is, I like music too much.
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It takes over from whatever I'm supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 4 I'm hopeless at doing school projects.
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I make timetables so that I can complete the project well before the deadline, but I don't stick to them.
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I've tried everything.
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Strong coffee, quiet rooms, fresh air.
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Even though I'm wide awake and there's nothing to disturb me, the work still doesn't get done.
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I was getting really worried last week when Mary came round and asked if she could work in my room.
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Hers is too dark and stuffy.
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I've never worked with a friend before and so I said no. But she was desperate.
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Eventually I gave in and it really worked out for us both.
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I couldn't believe it.
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Speaker 5 I really like some of the subjects I'm doing this year, particularly maths and physics.
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I don't mind studying them at all, although some of the homework assignments we're given are quite tricky, so I need to be able to work undisturbed.
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That's often a bit difficult in our house, unless I put it off until everyone's in bed.
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Did you know that my younger brother Fred plays the guitar in a band?
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I love some of their music.
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It's really cool.
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You'd love it too but it's pointless trying to work when he's playing.

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