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Unit 1 Introductions

Listening Task

1. A: Good afternoon, Ms. Watson. This is Jim Bauman from Hyundai. He’s visiting their New York

office.

B: It’s good to meet you, Mr. Bauman.

C: It’s nice to meet you, too, Ms. Watson.

2. A: Mom, I’d like you to meet John Lee. He’s a classmate of mine.

B: Hi, John. I’m Norma.

C: Nice to meet you, Ms. Gray.

B: Oh, please call me Norma.

3. A: Kiri, have you met my good friend James?

B: Oh, yeah, we’ve met.

C: We have?

B: Yeah, at Sherry’s New Year’s party!

C: Oh, that’s right. Long time no see.

4. A: Hi! My name is Kathy! I’ll be your server tonight.

B: Hi, Kathy. What are the specials tonight?

Real World Listening

Part 1. Jean and Alicia meet Robert.

Jean: Hi, uh, Robert?

Robert: Yeah? Uh, oh, um, hi.

Jean: Sorry to bother you.

Robert: No, no, no. It’s fine.

Jean: You know, actually, I don’t think we’ve met.

Robert: Yeah, we have. You’re Jean, right?

Jean: I’m Jean. Wait, where?

Robert: You were in my Spanish class last semester.

Jean: Oh.

Robert: I sat in the back row, remember?

Jean: Yeah, that’s right. You were the one that always came in late.

Robert: Uh, yeah. That’s me.

Jean: Um, anyway, Robert, I’d like to introduce you to my friend Alicia.

Robert: Oh, hi.

Jean: Alicia’s an exchange student from Mexico.

Robert: Cool. How long are you going to be here?

Alicia: How long? About a year. Until May.

Robert: Cool!

Alicia: Yeah?

Robert: I’m wondering. Could you help me practice my Spanish?

Alicia: Uh, sure.

Robert: Really? Nice!

Alicia: If you’re not busy tomorrow morning, we could practice here.

Robert: Perfecto!

Part 2. Alicia and Robert meet again.

Alicia: Hi, Robert. How’s it going?

Robert: Hey, Alicia. Uh, thanks a lot for doing this.

Alicia: Doing what?

Robert: Teaching me Spanish.

Alicia: Oh, yeah, right.

Robert: Yeah, I really love your…

Alicia: Um?

Robert: Uh, your language.

Alicia: Oh, Spanish. You love Spanish? Robert: Yeah, yeah. Te amo, uh, uh, yo lo amo? Is that right?

Alicia: Sure, close enough.

Robert: Cool. I’ve been practicing a lot.

Alicia: So, Robert, why do you like Spanish so much?

Robert: Well, um, there’s this girl.

Alicia: Yeah?

Robert: And she was an exchange student here last year.

Alicia: Oh.

Robert: So, I’m going to visit her in Spain this Christmas.

Alicia: OH, great.

Unit 2 Personality

Warm Up

Emilie: Welcome back to the show. I’m Emilie, and today’s topic is compatibility. We’re asking callers

to tell us what they look for in friends. What type of person are you compatible with? Let’s take the

first caller, Angela from Green Harbor.

Angela: Hi, Emilie. I think friends have to be honest. I can’t stand it when my friends don’t tell the

truth. If my friends are sincere I know they’re dependable, too. I can count on them, you know?

Emilie: I hear you there! And what else do you look for, David from Springfield?

David: I seem to end up with people who are a lot more outgoing than I am—the friendly type, you

know, talkative and friendly. I’m kind of shy and quiet myself, so I let them do the talking.

Emilie: Whatever works, I guess. Now we have Amy from Oakview.

Amy: I like people who are easygoing, but mature enough to be responsible for themselves. Life can

be so stressful. I need people who are kind-hearted and can help me when I’m in trouble.

Emilie: Sounds like you’re really down-to-earth person yourself. Let’s finish up with Ali from Fairfax.

Ali: Thanks, Emilie. I have a lot of friends on my soccer team who are pretty assertive—even

aggressive. But we win a lot, so that makes me happy. I’m usually cheerful, so I don’t like being with

people who are too critical—always complaining about things.

Emilie: I know just what you mean, Ali. Isn’t that annoying? Anyway, we have to take a short break,

but we’ll be right back.

Listening Task

1. A: What’s your dad like?

B: He’s really generous, treats me like a princess. And so nice. We’ve got a great relationship.

2. A: Tell me about your brother Garth.

B: Well, he’s kind of moody, critical, you know. Sometimes he can be a real jerk.

3. A: What’s your new boss like?

B: Mm, she’s really energetic, always doing lots of stuff. And creative. She’s got a lot of great

ideas for the company.

4. A: Lizette, what’s your new boyfriend like?

B: Oh, the new one? You know, I tend to attract weirdoes, but this guy is really down-to0earth,

sincere, so sweet.

5. A: So you’ve working with Jenny on that new project, right? What’s she like?

B: She’s a hard worker. Dependable…she always does what she says she’s going to do.

6. A: What’s your college roommate like? What’s her name? Sophie?

B: Oh, she’s really cool. Really easygoing, laid-back. She’s easy to get along with.