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RNE Skills 6.0:01
Exercise 7, page 124.0:04
Dialogue A. Hey, look at that!0:09
What?0:13
What?0:13
You have to come over to my window.0:14
Oh, it's too late.0:16
We're past it now.0:17
Was it a building or a statue?0:18
The tour guide didn't say anything.0:21
No, it was a poster for the new superhero film.0:23
Oh, for goodness' sake!0:26
We can see that in our own city!0:27
Dialogue B. This is an ancient boat.0:31
It's called a bireme because it has two rows of oars.0:36
What's this bit?0:40
Don't touch the model, please.0:41
That's a ram for attacking other boats in battle.0:44
Where were they used?0:47
They sailed all over the Mediterranean Sea around 2,000 years ago.0:49
Now, if there are no more questions, we can move on to the next exhibit.0:54
Dialogue C. That statue is extraordinary!1:00
Yes, and there's more like it in the other museums.1:05
There are lots of them in Rome, aren't there?1:08
That's why all the advertising posters have statues and paintings on them.1:11
OK, you've convinced me.1:16
I'd like 2 tickets for next weekend.1:17
Of course.1:20
Shall I book you a hotel near the museum as well?1:21
Dialogue D. Will we get off at that platform, Mummy?1:26
This is a port, dear.1:30
They don't call them platforms.1:32
What do they call them then?1:35
Quays, normally.1:37
But that one looks a little small for a vessel of this size.1:39
The city looks beautiful, doesn't it?1:42
Yes.1:45
Coming in from the sea is the best way to see it.1:46
You have 20 seconds to complete the task.1:50
Now you will listen to the dialogues again.2:13
Dialogue A. Hey, look at that!2:17
What?2:21
You have to come over to my window.2:22
Oh, it's too late, we're past it now.2:24
Was it a building or a statue?2:26
The tour guide didn't say anything.2:28
No, it was a poster for the new superhero film.2:30
Oh, for goodness' sake!2:34
We can see that in our own city.2:35
Dialogue B. This is an ancient boat.2:39
It's called a bireme because it has two rows of oars.2:43
What's this bit?2:48
Don't touch the model, please.2:49
That's a ram for attacking other boats in battle.2:52
Where were they used?2:55
They sailed all over the Mediterranean Sea around 2,000 years ago.2:57
Now, if there are no more questions, we can move on to the next exhibit.3:02
Dialogue C. That statue is extraordinary.3:07
Yes, and there's more like it in the other museums.3:13
There are lots of them in Rome, aren't there?3:16
That's why all the advertising posters have statues and paintings on them.3:19
OK, you've convinced me.3:23
I'd like 2 tickets for next weekend.3:25
Of course.3:28
Shall I book you a hotel near the museum as well?3:29
Dialogue D. Will we get off at that platform, Mummy?3:33
This is a port, dear.3:38
They don't call them platforms.3:40
What do they call them then?3:42
Quays, normally.3:44
But that one looks a little small for a vessel of this size.3:46
The city looks beautiful, doesn't it?3:50
Yes, coming in from the sea is the best way to see it.3:53
This is the end of the task.3:58
You now have 20 seconds to check your answers.4:00
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