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Section One Tactics for ListeningPart 1 Phonetics 1. can you 2. can’t 3. why not 4. He’ll 5. I’m 6. do you 7. side of 8. see him Part 2 Listening and Note-Taking Focus: Select information on the following items: 1. Present economic situation. 2. Reasons. Ex. B: Complete the following sentences. 1. The present economic situation can be described as follows: a. Average earnings have _______________. b. Industrial output has _____________. c. Exports have _______________. d. Inflation is _______________________ 2. This is due to the government’s __________ _____________________, which have led to __________________________ and __________________________ Section Two Listening ComprehensionPart 1 Dialogues Dialogue 1 How to Get to the National Theatre, Please? Ex. A. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions. 1. Where does the man want to go The National Theatre. 2. How will he get there By car. 3. How long does it take It takes about 3 minutes to get there. Ex. B: Draw a sketch map to show how to get to the National Theatre. Dialogue 2 Are you Free for Lunch Today? Focus: Giving and following directions Notes: 1. cathedral: Christian church building in which a bishop has his official seat cathedra is Latin for “chair” A cathedral is usually large and imposing, and many cathedrals are important in the history of architecture. Ex. Listen to the dialogue and complete the passage. Stuart asked Margaret to have 1 ______together. They will meet at Lucy’s, in 2 _______________ at 3 ______________. Margaret can take a 4 __ bus from the 5 ____, gets off at 6 _____________, 7 ______ the road, turns 8 ____, takes the 9 ____ on her 10 ____, and Lacy’s is a few yards down the road on the 11 ____, opposite a 12 ______. However, Margaret won’t be coming from the office. She’s got a meeting at the 13 ________. She’ll be coming straight from there. Then she can get a number 14 __, gets off in front of the 15 ________, walk thr