Lesson  19

Section  One

Dialogue 1 : A. 1. c    2. b     3. a            

             B. 1. expecting        2. This way

Dialogue 2 : A. 1. c    2. b                    

             B. (do for a living) ; (give legal advice) ; (I see) ;

                (a solicitor) ; (you mean) ;

                (was looking for) ; (vocabulary) ;

                (I’m afraid) ; (Never mind)

Dialogue 3 : 1. T      2. F     3. T      4. F

Dialogue 4 : 1. c      2. c      3. b      4. b      5. a

Dialogue 5 : The first speaker: (4—[3 + 7 + 10]—8—2 )  

             The second speaker: (9—[1+6]—5 )

Dialogue 6 : 1. T      2. T      3. F      4. T

Dialogue 7 : (Excuse me) ; (the James Bond film) ; (Do you happen to) ;

             (how to find out) ; (local paper) ; (which page it is on) ;

             (Here it is) ; (which performance) .

Dialogue 8 : 1. b      2. a      3. c      4. b

Dialogue 9 : 1. The way to the swimming pool .       

             2. No, she cannot because she is a stranger there..

             3. The man over there .                 

             4. On the other side of the road.

 

Section Two

A. News : 1. (1). b    (2). c   (3). c    (4). a    (5). c   (6). b   (7). b   (8). B

B. At the Airport : 1. (1). F   (2). T    (3). F    (4). F   (5). F   (6). T   (7). F   (8). T

C. Past Experiences.

   1. (1). c    (2). b     (3). b                    

   2. (1). F    (2). F    (3). F

   3. (running) ; (sheepdog) ; (started barking at) ; (kick it out of the way) ;

      (jumped up); (bit him) ; (the leg) ; (go to the doctor) ; (it wasn’t infected) .

D. Monologue 1 .

1.                                       Charles + Ann

 

   David + Mary            John + Heidi          Alice + Henry Jones

 

                  Sarah + Andy

Simon + Diana      Sally

                  Ida     Tom

Richard      Fiona

 

  2. (1). 98                                       (2). Manchester

     (3). an engineer                              (4). The army  ;  Germany

     (5). Henry ; Australia                        (6). Sarah

     (7). two ; two years old ; six months

     (8). in China                                 (9). visit Aunt Alice

  3. (1). Simon, Diana, Sally .   (2). Simon       (3). Sally     

     (4). Charles                 (5). Richard, Fiona

E. Monologue 2 .

  1. Complete the following resume.

  Date of birth : (July 4, 1947)

  Place of birth : (Glasgow, Scotland)

  Educational background : (1). (5) ; (18) ; (Paisley)

                 (2). Higher education:  a. (St.Andrew); (English and Modern History); (4)

                      b. (Teacher Training) ; (Newcastle) ; (History and English)

                      c. (Applied Linguistics) ; (Bangor)

  Work experience: (1). 1977            

                 (2). (History) ; (a comprehensive)

                 (3). (English) ; (teachers of English) ; (Sudan) 

                 (4). (English) ; (Lancaster University)

                 (5). (Chemistry Department) ; (UNESCO) ; (Yugoslavia) ; (5)

                 (6). (medical English) ; (2)        

                 (7). (English) ; (Yiwai)

  2. Identification.

     Answer: 1—(d) ; 2—(f) ; 3—(b) ; 4—(g) ; 5—(a) ; 6—(e) ; 7—(c) .

 

Section Three : Dictation

    Doctor Sowanso is the Secretary General of the United Nations. He’s one of the busiest men in the world. He’s just arrived at New Delhi Airport now. The Indian Prime Minister is meeting him. Later they’ll talk about Asian Problems.

    Yesterday he was in Moscow. He visited the Kremlin and had lunch with Soviet leaders. During lunch they discussed international politics.

    Tomorrow he’ll fly to Nairobi. He’ll meet the President of Kenya and other African leaders. He’ll be there for twelve hours.

    The day after tomorrow he’ll be in London. He’ll meet the British Prime Minister and they’ll talk about European economic problems.

    Next week he’ll be back at the United Nations in New York. Next Monday he’ll speak to the General Assembly about his world tour. Then he’ll need a short holiday.