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Thereitis!

Oh,Karen!

IsPaulwithyou?

Yes,ofcourseheis.He'

sstandingherebesideme.I'

mgivinghimmyphonenow.

Hereyouare,Paul!

Talktoyourmother!

PAUL:

Hello,Mum!

Hello,Paul!

vegotmysuitcase,andI'

mcomingoutnow!

Unit2：

GoodluckonSunday!

REPORTER:

Myname'

sTomFrench.I'

mspeakingtoyoufromtheExCelCentreinLondon'

sDocklands.Wearevisitingthisyear'

sMarathonExpo.

ThisistheTradeFairoftheLondonMarathon.It'

sverynoisy!

Therearehundredsofexhibitorsandthousandsofvisitorshere.

Thisisabiginternationalevent.Butit'

slikeavillage!

Peoplearetalkingandlaughinglikeoldfriends.

mstandingwithoneofthecompetitors.LetmeintroducePaulBruce.Hi,Paul!

Hi,Tom!

Paul,pleasetellourlisteners.ThisisyourfirstMarathon,isn'

tit?

Yes,itis.

AreyoulookingforwardtoSunday?

Yes,Iam.

That'

sthespirit,Paul!

Unit3

JACK:

sstrange.What'

sthisnoteinmypocket?

Itisn'

tmine.Isityours,Daisy?

DAISY:

No,itisn'

tmine.Letmesee.Oh,itbelongstoPaul.

Thehandwritingishis.

Sowhyisitinmypocket?

Idon'

tknow.ItlookslikePaul'

s'

to-do'

list.Letmereadit.

HMM.Giveittome,Daisy.Yes,itisPaul'

s,isn'

Yes,Jack.Putitback.

Unit4：

Thetopthreepercent

VOLUNTEER:

Congratulations!

Twohoursandfifty-nineminutes.

•That'

sfantastic!

What'

syourname?

Paul.PaulBruce.

Welldone,Paul!

Howareyoufeeling?

I'

mOK.Thanks.

Good!

Now,Paul.Here'

syourfoiljacket.Putiton.

Youmustn'

tgetcold.

Yes.Thanks.

Justahundredandseventy-nineminutes!

Paul,you'

reahero!

Thanks!

Now,Paul,walkthisway.Pickupyourmedal.It'

syours!

Therearethirty-fivethousandrunnersinthisrace,andyou'

reinthetopthreepercent!

Unit5:

Allaboutants!

ROBERT:

Lookatthiswebpage,Mum.It'

saboutants.

Ants?

Whyareyoulookingupants?

Whynot?

Antsarereallyinteresting.Theydoreallyinterestingthings.

Whatkindofthings?

Well,theyusuallyliveindryplaces.Buttheycansurviveunderwaterfortwoweeks.

Really?

Oh,Mum,howaboutthis?

Antsalwaysstretchtheirlegsinthemorning.

You'

rejoking!

NO,really!

KAREN:

DOtheyusuallyyawninthemorning,too?

Well,funnilyenough,theydo!

Unit6：

Anelegantsize

POLLY:

relookingveryeleganttoday,Annie!

ANNIE:

Yes,I'

monmywaytomyaccountant'

s.Ialwaysputonaniceoutfitforhim.

SOI'

mgoingbybus.

Whatdoyoumean,Annie?

Well,Iusuallywalkintotown.ButtodayI'

mgoingbybus.It'

smyshoes,yousee.

Yourshoes?

Yes,myshoes.They'

resizesix.

They'

reperfectwithyouroutfit.

Thanks.Ilikethem,too.

Myfeetaresizefiveinthemorning,andsizesixintheafternoon.Ican'

twalkintheseshoesbeforelunch.

ButIcan'

twalkintheminthemorning.They'

refineintheafternoon.

Unit7：

Agoodexample

Howaboutthis,Dad?

'

Twenty-twopercentofpeopleinBritainnevereatbreakfast.’

‘Sixteenpercenteatbreakfastatwork.'

WILLIAM:

strue.Myassistanthasherbreakfastatworkeveryday.

It'

sawasteoftime,really.

Poorgirl!

Sheworksveryhard.

Shegoesoutwithfriendsnearlyeverynight.Thenshegetsuplate,

andrushestoworklate.

Thenshehasbreakfastatherdesk!

Itdoesn'

tlookgood.

Sheworkslatetwiceaweek,too.

Well,wealldothat.Goodness,isthatthetime?

Imustrush.

Butwhataboutyourbreakfast?

sallright.Icangetsomebreakfastatwork.

Unit8：

Anicequietafternoon.

MR.FORD:

Whatareyougoingtodonow,Paul?

mgoingtotakeiteasythismorning!

ThenI'

mgoingtomeetClaireforlunch.

Where?

HereinBarnet?

NO,atanIndianrestaurantinCanaryWharf.Hermotherrecommendsit.

Verynice.Haveagoodlunch.Eatadoubleportionofrice.

Youneedthecarbohydrate.

Andhaveadessert.Whynothavetwodesserts?

Butnoalcohol,ofcourse!

Haveanicequietafternoon.

We'

regoingtowalkalongtheriver.

Makeitashortwalk.Andwalktoday—don'

trun!

Claire'

sgoingtolike