Just listening and speak

[...]...11 Complete the sentences below with words and expressions from Tracks 3 and 4 a He just won't b The guy keeps asking her questions and then, to to her and e , he turns and closes her eyes to go to sleep, hoping that he'll d Even though she , he tells her the rules e The woman analyses the situation and some sleep is to that the only way to get f The man is when he asks... window-hole d Laura lifted her toes into a crack in the wall and she on the window slab, and she looked and looked at that wolf e When they saw Pa and Laura looking Ollt, the middle of the circle way f Go to sleep Jack and I will g She lay and listened to the breathing of the wolves the log wall 17 • Things people do for fun 1 Look at the pastimes a € and then look at the five people Which people do which... adrenaline, on your hands and knees g That's why I like it It's something I do just for fun h The only downside is that it can be pretty cold and I've never had any trouble Well yes, but I've been potholing for ten years now just standing on a station platform all day Yeah I'm an angler, plunging through the air • Leisure centre 1 Look at these pictures of leisure centre activities and tick the ones... that crown in such a way that as (f) my crown I did that for (h) you're just (i) much on my face for as I opened my eyes I It was such a great feeling You just and you are just numb If that's what (j) is, you know, you you can't speak vety (k) • and immediately there was a press (1) ooh because you go from (n) on stage itself and it's (m) nobody, a tegular person That's not (0) a nobody You go from... afraid of and why a The number of people watching the second competition How she felr when she won her second big competition b c What she did with rhe thing she won d What happened immediately after she won e 5 Answer the questions about the words and phrases in blue They are words and phrases that Diana uses in Tracks 18 and 19 a What is a bedsir? b What does it mean if we say that our hair is standing... need to of this good weather and finish painting the outside of the house, before it starts to rain c This piece our concert for tonight We hope you enjoyed it and look forward to seeing you again and the crowd started to cheer d The players came out onto the They took out their racquets and began to warm up e The famous actor was seen at the party an unknown woman and their photo was on the front... • Combination pictures 1 Listen to Track 6 and circle the best answer "~I' 2 ",6) a b c cl 'Hag' is short for Tan Most people call Tan lames Hargreaves 'Hag' Everyone calls Tan lames Hargreaves 'Hag' 'Hag' was the name lan James Hargreaves chose for himself when he was six or seven Look at the pictures (1 and 2) and listen to Track 7 Write 1, 2, or both 1 and 2 next to the statements on the next page... photo was on the front page of the tabloid newspapers the next day f She doesn't know what to do with her life - I think she has too much time on her hands and she needs to get a job g The new school has state-of-the-art and a huge computer room h I just play tennis for fun now, I don't take part in , including a new science lab any more The radio lecture le 1 Here are some of the words you will hear... you correct? Listen to Track 13 again and put the following summary sentences in the appropriate order a A modern view of Watson and Raynor's experiment is that it wasn't very ethical b An example of behaviourist research is the work of Watson and Raynor c Conditioning is not the only way of learning d Behaviourism involves habit formation e Experiments with dogs and rats have shown behaviourism at wotk... if you make someone do something and them a ptize, a tewatd when they do it (c) again and again, (d) they will learn to do it every time, and (e) learnt to do it in this (f) There are many examples of this (I) (p) (w) they pressed the bar they got some (u) that they were , every time he rang the bell the dogs salivated - When the rats saw a light, they (s) again and again In the (v) of habit formation . will help you improve your understanding of spoken English, and you will improve your speaking too. We have chosen the listening extracts and speaking tasks carefully to offer an interesting and challenging mix of topics and activities. With the listening extracts there are exercises to help you understand them and learn new language from them. In the speaking activities we help you do the tasks successfully, and there are exercises looking at the difference between speaking and writing. There is an accompanying CD with all the listening extracts and speaking examples. When you see this symbol ("I,?) it means that you can listen to the CD. Vou will also find an audioscript near the back of the book. When you see this symbol (. consistent methodological approach that allows them to be used easily together. They are designed in such a way that they can either be used in class or by the students working on their own. Just Listening and Speaking consists of 18 listening units in Part A and four speaking sections in Part B. The listening extracts include news broadcasts, stories, dramas, comedy, authentic interviews, audiobook extracts and a. "Royalty Free Corbis; p.56 top @Scott Hortop/Alamy, bottom ©Oliver Furrer/Brand X Pictures; p.72 ©Corbis Sygma Text acknowledgements p.33 Northern Sky (Nick Drake) used by permission of Warlock Music Ltd. Available on the Nick Drake compilation A Treasury; p.37 Gladiator based upon original storyline from www.dreamworksfansite.com/gladiatorlstoryline/storyline.htm ; p.40 White Teeth by Zadie Smith, published by Hamish Hamilton, 2000, "Zadie Smith 2000; p.50 Small Boy by Norman MacCraig, ©Birlinn; p.53 Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder, reproduced by kind permission of HarperCollins Children's Books (USA); p.70 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 4, ©Pearson Education; Audio acknowledgements Audio Script: p.8l Interview with Hag and Jeremy Harmer, reproduced kindly by Hag; p.8' Little House on the Prairie by Laura lngalls Wilder, reproduced by kind permission of HarperCollins Children's Books [USA); p.Bt White Teeth by Zadie Smith, published by Hamish Hamilton, 2000, ©Zadie Smith 2000; p.87-88 Interview between Jan Black & Presenter, reproduced kindly by lan Blake; p.89 Small Boy by Norman MacCraig, ©Birlinn; Northern Sky, taken from the Nick Drake compilation A Treasury. 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