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developing tactics for listening, 9- listening 1

9- listening 1

1. A: So you're a teacher. Is that right?

B: Yep.

A: Do you enjoy teaching?

B: Yes. I do. The vacations are great, but I've got a really difficult class this year. I try everything, but they just don't want to learn anything. Maybe it's the way I teach.

2. A: So how long have you been a flight attendant?

B: For nearly ten years.

A: Do you like flying?

B: Actually I do. I love it. And I meet lots of interesting passengers. The only thing I don't like is staying in hotels all the time. I miss home cooking.

3. A: So, you're an architect. That must be interesting.

B: Yes, it is. Right now we're in the middle of a big project We're designing a new hotel

A: Uh-huh.

B: The only trouble is the woman I work with and I have completely different ideas of what it should look like.

A: Is that going to be a problem?

B: I hope not. You see, I'm her boss.

4. A: So, you work in an auto shop?

B: That's right. Bob's Auto, on Ford Street Do you know it?

A: Yeah, I think so. Do you enjoy working on cars?

B: Yeah, I really do. I love anything mechanical. The only trouble is the shop's about an hour from my house.

A: An hour? So what do you do? Drive?

B: Sometimes. Sometimes I take the bus. The commute's the worst pan. But the money's good. It kind of makes up for it.

5. A: Where do you work. Rachel?

B: In a bookstore.

A: Oh.

Do you like it there?

B: Yea. it's interesting.

A: Uh-huh.

B: But the boss is a bit strange. Not at all friendly. And he's got a terrible temper.

A: Oh.

6. A: So what do you do. Mike?

B: I'm a hairdresser.

A: Oh, what's it like?

B: Well. I love my customers. Some of them are so friendly. But it's tiring work. I work long hours. and I'm on my feet all day.

A: Yeah. That must be tiring.

9- listening 1 9- прослуховування 1 9-听力1 9-聽力1

1. A: So you're a teacher. 1. A: Así que eres profesor. Is that right? ¿Es eso cierto?

B: Yep.

A: Do you enjoy teaching? R: ¿Le gusta enseñar?

B: Yes. I do. The vacations are great, but I've got a really difficult class this year. Las vacaciones son estupendas, pero este año tengo una clase muy difícil. I try everything, but they just don't want to learn anything. Lo intento todo, pero no quieren aprender nada. Maybe it's the way I teach. Quizá sea mi forma de enseñar.

2. A: So how long have you been a flight attendant? 2. R: ¿Cuánto tiempo lleva de azafata?

B: For nearly ten years. B: Durante casi diez años.

A: Do you like flying? R: ¿Le gusta volar?

B: Actually I do. B: En realidad sí. I love it. Me encanta. And I meet lots of interesting passengers. Y conozco a muchos pasajeros interesantes. The only thing I don't like is staying in hotels all the time. Lo único que no me gusta es estar siempre en hoteles. I miss home cooking. Echo de menos la comida casera.

3. A: So, you're an architect. R: Así que eres arquitecto. That must be interesting. Debe ser interesante.

B: Yes, it is. B: Sí, lo es. Right now we're in the middle of a big project We're designing a new hotel Ahora mismo estamos en medio de un gran proyecto Estamos diseñando un nuevo hotel

A: Uh-huh.

B: The only trouble is the woman I work with and I have completely different ideas of what it should look like. B: El único problema es que la mujer con la que trabajo y yo tenemos ideas completamente distintas de cómo debe ser.

A: Is that going to be a problem? R: ¿Va a ser eso un problema?

B: I hope not. B: Espero que no. You see, I'm her boss. Verás, soy su jefe.

4. A: So, you work in an auto shop? R: Así que, ¿trabajas en un taller de coches?

B: That's right. B: Así es. Bob's Auto, on Ford Street Do you know it? Bob's Auto, en la calle Ford ¿Lo conoces?

A: Yeah, I think so. R: Sí, creo que sí. Do you enjoy working on cars? ¿Le gusta trabajar con coches?

B: Yeah, I really do. I love anything mechanical. Me encanta todo lo mecánico. The only trouble is the shop's about an hour from my house. El único problema es que la tienda está a una hora de mi casa.

A: An hour? So what do you do? Entonces, ¿qué hacer? Drive?

B: Sometimes. Sometimes I take the bus. A veces cojo el autobús. The commute's the worst pan. El viaje es la peor sartén. But the money's good. Pero el dinero es bueno. It kind of makes up for it. En cierto modo lo compensa.

5. A: Where do you work. Rachel?

B: In a bookstore. B: En una librería.

A: Oh.

Do you like it there? ¿Te gusta?

B: Yea. it's interesting.

A: Uh-huh.

B: But the boss is a bit strange. B: Pero el jefe es un poco raro. Not at all friendly. Nada amigable. And he's got a terrible temper. Y tiene un carácter terrible.

A: Oh.

6. A: So what do you do. 6. R: Entonces, ¿qué haces? Mike?

B: I'm a hairdresser. B: Soy peluquera.

A: Oh, what's it like? R: ¿Cómo es?

B: Well. I love my customers. Quiero a mis clientes. Some of them are so friendly. Algunos son muy simpáticos. But it's tiring work. Pero es un trabajo agotador. I work long hours. and I'm on my feet all day. y estoy de pie todo el día.

A: Yeah. That must be tiring. Debe ser agotador.