Preliminary English Listening Flashcards
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In a PET listening conversation, a woman says: 'I'd prefer to sit by the window if possible, rather than at the back.' Where does the woman want to sit?
Answer: By the window
She clearly states her preference is to sit by the window.
You hear: 'The price includes breakfast but not dinner. Lunch is available at an extra charge.' What is included in the price?
Answer: Breakfast only
Only breakfast is included; dinner is not and lunch costs extra.
A teenager tells a friend: 'My parents said I could go to the party as long as I'm home before midnight.' What condition did his parents set?
Answer: He must return home before midnight
The condition 'as long as I'm home before midnight' sets the curfew requirement.
In a PET Part 4 longer conversation, a woman says: 'I've always wanted to visit Japan, and last summer I finally did.' When did she visit Japan?
Answer: She went last summer
She says she 'finally did' visit last summer, confirming she went there last summer.
You hear a recorded message: 'Our offices are open from nine to five, Monday to Friday. On Saturdays we open from ten to two.' What are the Saturday opening hours?
Answer: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
The message states Saturday hours are ten to two, which is 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Two colleagues talk. A: 'Are you nervous about the presentation?' B: 'A little, but I've practised so much that I think I'll be fine.' How does B feel overall?
Answer: Slightly nervous but confident due to preparation
B admits to being a little nervous but feels confident because of extensive practice.
A radio presenter says: 'Our competition closes at noon this Friday. You can enter by calling our free number or by sending an email.' How many ways can listeners enter the competition?
Answer: Two — by phone or email
The presenter mentions two entry methods: calling the free number or sending an email.
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