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UNIT 3 RECORDING 1
UNIT 3 Time Out Recording 1
P = Presenter K = Ken
P: Hi - this is George Thomas on The London
Show. Now, London is one of the world's top
five expensive cities to live in. But did you
know that there are lots of things you can do
in London for free? That's right. This
morning we're talking to Ken Smith, a tourist
guide from Going Out in London. So, Ken,
what can we do in London for free.
K: Hi, George. Well, many people come to
London to visit its famous museums and art
galleries. But did you know that many of
London's museums and art galleries are
free? You can go to the British Museum or
see paintings by Raphael and Picasso in the
National Gallery. And you don't need lots of
money in your pocket.
P: Free museums - that's good, because they
can be very expensive.
K: That's right. And another thing. If you go
sightseeing, some of London's most famous
sights: Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Piccadilly
Circus and Trafalgar Square are all free. And
the parks, too. If you want a really good view
of London, you can walk through one of
London's many parks.
P: That's a good tip. Now what about
shopping? People love to shop in London,
but you can't do that for free?
K: No, you're right. But go to one of London's
famous markets to experience the
atmosphere of the city. Try the busy markets
in Camden, or Covent Garden. Or for
something different, go to the flower market
in Columbia Road. It's beautiful.
P: OK. I love markets. They're a great place
to meet people. You meet all kinds of people
in a market, don't you?
K: Yes, you do.
P: Right. So, we've got culture, museums,
sightseeing, parks, markets. Is there
anything else? What about entertainment?
Going out?
K: Well, yes. Lots of comedy shows are free
in the city, and many theatres offer free (or
very cheap) seats too. You can find free
concerts with all kinds of music, from
classical to jazz. In Hyde Park in the summer,
UNIT 3 RECORDING 2
UNIT 3 Recording 2
P = Presenter D=Dominique R=Rob
P: ... on this week's 15 challenge. We're
going to send two people out for a night in
London, and their challenge is to have a
good night out, but not spend more than
f15. So, is it possible? Well, we're going to
find out. We've asked Dominique and Rob to
spend an evening in London, and not spend
more than 15. So, let's speak to Dominique
first. Hi, Dominique.
D: Hi, George.
P: Tell us, Dominique, what are your plans?
D: Well, first of all I'm going to see a free art
exhibition at the Tate Modern. I don't
normally like modern art, so I hope it's OK.
Then I'm meeting some friends and we're
going to a concert at a pub called The King's
Head. There's a free band playing and so I
only need to pay for my drinks. Afterwards
we're having dinner in Brick Lane where
there are lots of Indian restaurants. They've
told me that if you go to one of the
restaurants there at 10p.m., you can get a
free meal. I don't know if that's true, but I'm
going to try anyway. Then I'm getting the
bus home. A taxi is too expensive.
P: That sounds great. Have a good evening,
and you can telt us all about it tomorrow.
D:
I will.
P: Our second volunteer is Rob. Rob, can you
telt us about your evening?
R: Yes. I'm starting the evening with a visit to
a museum, too. I'm going to the National
Gallery to see the paintings there. They stay
open one night a week, and it's free. Then
I'm going to Covent Garden to watch the
street entertainers. Um ... that's free, too.
And after that, I'm going to watch some
UNIT 3 RECORDING 3
UNIT 3 Recording 3
painting
play
jazz
rock
art gallery
audience
band
actor
sculptor
singer
concert hall
painter
songwriter
sculpture
artist
pop
exhibition
classical
performance
composer
concert
UNIT 3 RECORDING 4
UNIT 3 Recording 4
W = Woman Ml=lst man M2= 2nd man
W: Who's got the answers then?
Ml: I have.
W: What did you put for the first one?
M2: That one's easy. It's Michelangelo, isn't
it?
Ml: It's Michelangelo. He painted the Sistine
Chapel.
W: What about the second one?
M2: Michael Jackson?
Ml: Yep. It's Michael Jackson.
W: And number three?
M2: I don't know very much about art, but
I'm guessing it's Pollock.
Ml: It is Jackson Pollock.
M2: Thought so.
W:
Is number four Candle in the Wind?
Ml: 'A' is correct. Candle in the Wind.
W: What about number five?
UNIDAD 3 Grabacin 5
A = El director del restaurante Conversacin B =
Cliente 1
A: King Restaurant.
B: Helio, me gustara reservar una mesa para
cuatro en la noche del viernes. Alrededor de las
ocho y media, si es posible
R: Djame solo echar un vistazo. En este
momento, completamente lleno el viernes. No
hay nada en absoluto.
B: Ah, qu tal el sbado?
A: sbado, sbado. Um ... lo mejor que puedo
hacer es un tabie a las diez o'ciock.
B: Ten o'ciock? No tienes nada eariier?
R: Nada de nada, me temo.
B: OK, vamos a seguir adelante. Ten o'ciock.
A: Puedo tomar su nombre, por favor?
B: El tabie es para Rodney Collins.
A: Rodney ... Oh! Puede repetir eso, por favor?
Dijo Rodney Collins?
B: S
B: Yes
A:
OK, that's all booked. Table for four,
ten o'ciock, Saturday.
B:
Great. Thank you.
A: Thank you.
Conversation 2
C = Box office worker D = Customer
C:
High Tower Productions. Paul
speaking. How can I help you?
D:
Helio, I was wondering if you could
help me. l've booked a ticket for the show on
the fifth of June, but I'd like to change the
date.
C: OK, one moment. Can I just check? What's
the name please?
D: The tickets are booked in the name of
Judy Starr.
C: Sorry, I didn't catch that. Did you say
Starr?
D: Judy Starr. S-t-a-double r.
C: OK, yes. Two tickets for June the fifth.
What date would you like to change to?
D: What dates do you still have seats for?
C: There's nothing on the sixth or seventh.
There are two seats for the eighth but
they're separate. We have ...
D: Sorry, can you slow down, please? Two
seats for?
C: Sorry, two seats for the eighth but they
aren't together. We can do you two seats
together on the ninth of June.
D: Ninth of June. That's fine.
C: OK. I'II just go ahead and book that.
Converation 3
E:
Helio?
F:
Helio, it's Wendy here.
E:
Oh hi, Wendy. How are you?
F:
Very well, thanks. And you?
E: Yeah, fine.
F: Are you doing anything on Saturday?
Because a few of us are going out for dinner.
E: Sorry, Wendy, can you speak up, please?
I'm on Oxford Street and I can't hear a thing.
F: Do you want to go for dinner on Saturday?
E: Oh, that sounds nice.
F: There's going to be a few of us, Tom and
Zoe, and Steve.
E: That sounds like fun.
F: Are you free?
E:
1 think so.
F: Alright. Eight-thirty, Saturday. Zanzibar's.
E:
OK. Zanzibar's on Saturday at eight
thirty.
F:
That's right. Brilliant. See you soon.
E: OK. Thanks for calling.
Conversation 4
G = Receptionist H = Caller
G:
Thomson and Co. Who's calling?
H:
Helio, this is Andy. Andy Jones. Can I
speak to Sarah Hobbs, please?
G: I'm afraid she's not here at the moment.
H: Ah, do you know when she'll be back? l'ye
tried her mobile three or four times and left
messages, but she hasn't called back.
G: She's visiting a customer. She should be
back this evening. Can I take a message?
H: It's about dinner tonight. l'ye had to
cancel because of work.
G: OK. I'll ask her to call you back.
H: Thanks.
G: Does she have your number?
H: It's 0988 45673.
G: Can you repeat that, please?
H: 0988 45673.
UNIT 1 RECORDING 6
UNIT 3 Recording 6
1 Can 1 just check?
2 Sorry, 1 didn't catch that. Did you say
Starr?
3 Sorry, can you slow down, please?
4 Can you speak up, please?
5 Can you repeat that, please?
UNIT 1 RECORDING 7
UNIT 3 Recording 7
Conversation 1
A: My phone number is 765 9876 2135. OK?
Conversation 2
A: My full address is the onelgave you Iast
week, the New York address.
Conversation 3
A: My phone number is 245 9888.
Conversation 4
A: I'II be taking the 6.45 from Houston and
changing at Miami, and I'll arrive at
about 2.00.
UNIT 1 RECORDING 8
UNIT 3 Recording 8 Conversation 1
A:
My phone number is 765 9876 2135
OK?
B:
Sorry, can you slow down, please?
UNIDAD 3 Grabacin 6
1 lata 1 slo echa?
2 Lo sentimos, 1 no tomar eso. Has dicho Starr?
3 Lo sentimos, se puede reducir la velocidad, por
favor?
4 Se puede hablar, por favor?
5 Puede repetir eso, por favor?
UNIDAD 3 Grabacin 7
Conversacin 1
A: Mi nmero de telfono es 765 9876 2135.
bien?
Conversacin 2
A: Mi direccin completa es la que onelgave
semana IAST, la direccin de Nueva York.
Conversacin 3
A: Mi nmero de telfono es 245 9888.
Conversacin 4
A: I'II estar tomando la 6.45 de Houston y el
cambio en Miami, y voy a llegar a
aproximadamente 2,00.
UNIDAD 3 Grabacin 8 Conversacin 1
A: Mi nmero de telfono es 765 9876 2135 de
acuerdo?
B: Lo sentimos, se puede reducir la velocidad, por
Conversation 2
A:
My full address is the onelgave you
Iast week, the New York address.
B:
Sorry, can you speak up, please?
Conversation 3
A:
My phone number is 245 9888.
B:
Can you repeat that, please?
Conversation 4
A:
I'II be taking the 6.45 from Houston
and changing at Miami, and I'II arrive at
about 2.00.
B:
Can 1 just check? Did you say 2.00?
UNIT 1 RECORDING 9
UNIT 3 Recording 9
I'm going to tell you about my perfect day in
Prague. First of all, we're starting the day in
the main square. It's a beautiful place to
have breakfast in one of the cafs. It's a little
bit expensive, but we're going to sit outside
so we can watch the clock tower.
After breakfast, we're going to walk through
the old city, and go to Charles Bridge. There
are some interesting statues on the bridge,
and there's a market where you can buy
some souvenirs. From the bridge, we're
walking up to the Castle. And we're going to
have lunch in a restaurant near there.
In the afternoon, we're taking a tram around
the city. It's a good way to see the sights
because it's cheap and easy. Afterwards,
we're going to relax in the park at Petrin Hill.
There is a tall tower here, where you can see
wonderful views of the city, too. We're going
to a coffee shop in the afternoon, in the
Municipal House, where they do wonderful
coffees.
And then, in the evening, we're planning to
go to a classical music concert in St Nicholas
church. You can come here to listen to Bach,
Mozart or Vivaldi, and the atmosphere is
very special. When it's finished, we're having
dinner at Kolkovna, in the old town, which
serves traditional Czech food, and then
we're going to spend the rest of the evening
trying different bars in the old town, which
serve very cheap, local beers. It's going to be
fantastic!
VIDEO
UNIT 3
DVD 3 Holiday 10 Best Cities
Holiday 10 Best takes a journey to the
favor? Conversacin 2
A: Mi direccin completa es la que onelgave
semana IAST, la direccin de Nueva York.
B: Lo sentimos, se puede hablar, por favor?
Conversacin 3
A: Mi nmero de telfono es 245 9888.
B: Puede repetir eso, por favor? Conversacin 4
A: I'II estar tomando la 6.45 de Houston y el
cambio en Miami, y I'II llegar a aproximadamente
2,00.
B: Puede 1 slo echa? Dijiste 2.00?
UNIDAD 3 Grabacin 9
Voy a contarles acerca de mi da perfecto en
Praga. En primer lugar, estamos empezando el
da en la plaza principal. Es un hermoso lugar
para tomar el desayuno en uno de los cafs. Es
un poco caro, pero nos vamos a sentar fuera para
que podamos ver la torre del reloj.
Despus del desayuno, vamos a caminar por la
ciudad vieja, y vaya al Puente de Carlos. Hay
algunas estatuas interesantes en el puente, y hay
un mercado donde se pueden comprar algunos
recuerdos. Desde el puente, estamos caminando
hasta el Castillo. Y vamos a almorzar en un
restaurante cerca de all.
Por la tarde, nos estamos tomando un tranva
por la ciudad. Es una buena manera de ver los
lugares de inters turstico, ya que es barato y
fcil. Despus, nos vamos a relajar en el parque
de Petrin Hill. Hay una torre de altura aqu,
donde se pueden ver unas maravillosas vistas de
la ciudad, tambin. Vamos a una tienda de caf
por la tarde, en la Casa Municipal, donde hacen
cafs maravillosos.
Y luego, por la tarde, estamos planeando ir a un
concierto de msica clsica en la iglesia de San
Nicols. Usted puede venir aqu para escuchar a
Bach, Mozart o Vivaldi, y el ambiente es muy
especial. Cuando est terminado, vamos a cenar
en Kolkovna, en el casco antiguo, donde se sirve
comida tradicional checa, y luego vamos a pasar
el resto de la noche tratando diferentes bares de
la ciudad vieja, que sirven muy barato, locales
cervezas. Va a ser fantstico!
visita. 18:00
Ahora, una cosa que probablemente le
sorprender sobre Barcelona es que est playas
consigui. Cinco de ellos. Ahora, no es lo mejor
que vas a encontrar en el Mediterrneo, pero es
una de las cosas que hacen de este lugar tan
especial.
22:00
Hay dos cosas a tener en cuenta cuando se est
de salir por la noche aqu. Uno: no se te ocurra
venir antes de tiempo. Nadie tiene la cena antes
de vid. Y dos: mantener un ritmo. Va a ser una
larga noche. La manera de acercarse a una noche
de fiesta en Barcelona es tomar una copa aqu,
un mordisco de tapas all, y luego repetir hasta
que te canses, o que salga el sol. Y eso es
exactamente lo que voy a hacer.
DVD 3 Holiday 10 Mejores Ciudades
Holiday 10 Best toma un viaje al ms fresco, el
ms de moda, el ms grande y las ciudades ms
emocionantes de todo el mundo. Tenemos
compras, socializar, hacer turismo, historia,
cultura, y por supuesto la playa par o dos. As
que, qu es lo que hace que una ciudad
verdaderamente grande? Seamos realistas,
pasamos la mayor parte de nuestro tiempo
tratando de alejarse de ellos. Ellos estn
ocupados, estn lleno de gente, que no son
relajantes exactamente. Entonces, cmo de
Barcelona logran conseguirlo tan bien?
Me encanta Barcelona. He estado aqu una
docena de veces, y lo que me sigue trayendo de
vuelta? Bueno, es el arte, los grandes edificios,
fantsticas tiendas, y justo la actitud general
relajada a la vida. Es mi ciudad favorita y yo te
voy a mostrar mi receta para el da perfecto aqu.
10:00
Ahora, usted no quiere empezar el da muy
temprano, ya que va a ser muy larga. Pero
cuando usted se las arregla para arrastrarse fuera
de la cama, la nica manera de poner las cosas
fuera aqu es con un bonito, grande y gordo, taza
de crema de chocolate caliente, con unos churros
azucarados encantadoras.
11:00
Primera parada en mi visita turstica de La
Sagrada Familia. Barcelona, le gusta pensar de s
mismo como una ciudad tan individual y para m
la Sagrada Familia realmente resume a eso. 13:00