Who, whom, whose

1 Where’s the sports centre?

2 How much petrol does the woman want?

3 Which table do they buy?

4 What time does the class start?

5 What was the weather like on Emma’s holiday?

Listening Part 2


Questions 6-10
Example: 0 shirt H

CLOTHES	COLOURS
6  dress 7  jacket 8  sweater 9  coat 10 shoes	A  black B  blue C  brown D  green E  grey F  orange G  red H  white

Listening Part 3


Questions 11-15
Listen to Mrs Lee talking to her secretary about her business trip.
Example:
0 Mrs Lee will leave on
A  Friday.
B  Saturday. ✓
C  Sunday.
11 Mrs Lee’s plane goes at
A  8 a.m.
B  10 a.m.
C  11 a.m.
12 She is going to
A  Amsterdam.
B  Frankfurt.
C  London.
13 First she will go to
A  a factory.
B  an office.
C  a hotel.
14 She will have dinner in
A  a restaurant.
B  her hotel.
C  someone’s house.
15 The next morning she will travel by
A  plane.
B  train.
C  car.
Listening Part 4


Questions 16-20
You will hear a man asking for some information about a language school


School of Italian Studies
Length of courses: 6 or 9 months
Next course begins on: 16___________
Number of students in each class: 17___________
Cost of coursebook: 18 £___________
School hours:
Monday to Friday: From: 8 a.m. to: 7 p.mm.
Saturday: 19 From: ________ to: ________
Nearest underground station: 20___________
Listening Part 5


Questions 21-25
You will hear a man talking about a day trip.
Listen and complete questions 21-25.
DAY TRIP


Leave: 9.30 a.m.
Trip will take: 21___________ hours
We will stop at three places:
Stop 1: 22___________
Stop 2: 23___________ at 1 o’clock
Stop 3: 24___________
Take your: 25___________

How three young people became DJs

DJ Fire
This Russian DJ grew up travelling with his parents who were in a rock band. He started learning piano at four, and drums at twelve. As a teenager, he wrote songs and posted them online as a hobby. Then, at 20, a music company started paying him to write songs for pop bands – and some have been on the radio. Later he became interested in electronic music and started playing it in clubs. He’s hoping to get an invitation to play at some international festivals this summer.
DJ Goldrock
This South African DJ started the piano when he was 5. At 15, he played pop songs at a cousin’s birthday party, and got a hundred kids dancing. At that moment, he knew he wanted to be a DJ and never have a normal job. He started a website where he played his favourite songs, and soon had lots of fans. He’s now 20 and has his own show on national radio. For the past three years, he’s spent his summers going around the world playing dance music at festivals.
DJ Mango
At 15, this Brazilian DJ’s parents gave him a new computer and DJ equipment for making electronic dance music. Later that year, he started playing music at local dance parties to make some extra money, and the parties just got bigger and bigger. A few years later, a journalist asked him why he became a DJ. He said that as a child his dream was to play the electronic guitar for a rock group, but he wasn’t good enough!
Who travels to different countries every year to play his music?