Listenning comprehension
Listen to the conversations from ‘English at Work’ about starting at university, on pages 22-23 of
English Now
No 99. Then drag and drop the expressions to complete the conversations below.
awesome
to check in
membership
Nice to meet you
a member of
room condition form
residence access
to join
abroad
Drama Society
brochures
dorm room
Conversation 1: Ken, an American student arrives to check into his dorm.
Ken:
Hi, I’m here
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to my dorm. My name’s Ken Winston.
Resident assistant:
Welcome, Ken! Let me check…. You’re in Milton Hall, room 211.
Ken:
Great!
Resident assistant:
Here’s your room key, your
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card, and a
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.
Ken:
What’s that?
Resident assistant:
When you move in, your RA will inspect the room with you, to note any damage, so you don’t pay for any damage you didn’t do.
Ken:
Okay, sure.
Resident assistant:
Now you can move in to your
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!
Conversation 2: Sarah, an American student, goes to an event to learn about student organizations.
Darren:
Hi, welcome to the Students’ Guild. I’m Darren, vice-president of the
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.
Sarah:
Hi, I’m Sarah. It’s my first year and I’d like
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a society.
Darren:
Great, we have almost 200 societies, so you’ll find one you like. What are you interested in?
Sarah:
Um, I like drama, but I don’t know if I’m good at it… How does
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work?
Darren:
Well, let me show you some
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.
Conversation 3: Rob, a British student attends a sorority party for the first time.
Michelle:
I don’t think we’ve met. I’m Michelle.
Rob:
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, I’m Rob.
Michelle:
Oh, you’re not from around here!
Rob:
Oh, yes, I’m from London actually. I’m doing a year of study
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.
Michelle:
Oh, how
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! So how do you like the States?
Rob:
Yeah, it’s nice. Everything’s so big! And the people are nice. Are you
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Kappa Delta Theta?
Michelle:
Yeah, I joined last year. It’s a lot of fun. Let me introduce you to my big sister, Colleen!
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