Extra felicity O’Dell fce

Two: You hear a woman talking on her mobile
phone. What is she hoping to do?
A arrange a meeting
B get some work
C sell a flat 
F
So I’ve arranged for the estate agent to come round
and look at the flat tomorrow evening. Can you be in
to show him round? I’ve got to work late and might
not be back early enough. Remember to point out all
the work we’ve had done – the rewiring, the new
power shower and all the rest. If we can get a good
price we’ll be able to afford something so much
better ... Yes, that’s right.
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Three: You hear a woman telling her friend about her
new brother-in-law. What doesn’t she like about
him?
A the way he looks
B the way he speaks
C his enthusiasm for computers
F
Bruce would say things like that.
F
Who’s Bruce, then?
F
He’s my sister’s new husband. He’s full of the most
awful business jargon. I can’t bear it. He says things
like ‘can we talk about this off-line’.
F
What on earth does that mean? Do you send emails
to each other?
F Certainly not. I think he thinks it’s a trendy way of
saying ‘Let’s discus it privately’.
F
So what does Sally see in him?
F
He’s quite good-looking, I guess.
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Four: You hear a teenager talking to her father. What
is she talking about?
A an eye test
B a language test
C a driving test
F
I’m sure I’ll fail again.
M No, you shouldn’t. You can easily pass. Just
remember to look in your wing mirrors.
F
It’s just I get a bit nervous when it’s a test situation.
M Try and forget the examiner’s beside you. Just think
of him as Mum or me.
F
I wish I could! But the examiner’s not going to give
me words of encouragement like you or Mum do all
the time. It’s hopeless, I know it is.
M You should try to be a bit more positive. It’s really all
about confidence. 
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