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Mr.Hanson:
CouldIhavemybill,please?
Waitress:
Yes,sir.Onemoment,please.
(Shebringsthebillandthecustomerlooksatitcarefully.)
Mr.Hanson:
Couldyoukindlyexplainthistome?
Whatisitem6?
Waitress:
PerhapsIcou1dgothroughitforyou.Thefirstitemisthecovercharge.Number2isthebeer.Thenyourstarter,yourmaincourseandthevegetables.Themaincoursewas4.50not3.50,soitem6isthedifference.
Mr.Hanson:
Oh,Isee.ButhowwasIexpectedtoknowthat?
Waitress:
Yes,sir.Theyareabithardtofollowsometimes.Number8isyourdessertandnumber9thecigarettes.Oh,andnumber7isyoursecondbeer.
Mr.Hanson:
Andwhatabouttheservice,isthatincluded?
Waitress:
Yes,that'smarkeddownhere,10percentservice.
Mr.Hanson:
Good.Thankyou.Now,canyoutakemycreditcard?
Waitress:
I'mafraidwedon'tacceptcreditcards.
Mr.Hanson:
Ohdear.Whataboutachequewithabanker'scard?
Waitress:
Yes,sir.Thatwillbeallright.
Customer:
Canyoubringmethebill,please?
Waiter:
Certainly,sir.
(Hebringsthebill.)
Customer:
Ithinktherehasbeenamistake.
Waiter:
I'msorry,sir.Whatseemstobethetrouble?
Customer:
Ithinkyouhavechargedmetwiceforthesamething.
Look,thefigureof5.50appearshereandthenagainhere.
Waiter:
I'lljustgoandcheckitforyou,sir.
(Hereturnsafewminuteslater.)
Waiter:
Yessir,youarequiteright.Thecashiermadeamistake.Ithinkyouwillfinditcorrectnow.
Customer:
Thankyou.
Waiter:
Wedoapologizeaboutthis,sir.
Customer:
That'sallright.Nohamp3done.Now,canIpaybytraveler'scheques?
Waiter:
Certainly,sir.We'llgiveyouthechangeinlocalcurrencyifthat'sallright.
Customer:
Youneedn'tworryaboutthat.Therewon'tbemuchchangeoutoftwenty-fivedollars.
Waiter:
Thankyou,sir.That'smostkindofyou.
—Waiter,there'saflyinmysoup.
—Shh,don'tdotooloud.Everyonewillwantone.
—Waiter,there'saflyinmysoup.
—Thereisaspideronthebread.It'llcatchit.
—What'sthisflydoinginmysoup?
—Ithinkit'sdoingthebackstroke,sir.
—Thereisadeadflyswimminginmysoup!
—That'simpossible.Adeadflycan'tswim.
—Thereisadeadflyinmysoup.
—Yes,sir.It'sthehotliquidthatkillsthem.
—Waiter,thereisaflyinmysoup.
—Yes,sir.WegiveextrameatrationsonFridays.
—Waiter,thereisaflyinmysoup.
—Don'tworry,sir.Thereisnoextracharge.
AstrangethinghappenedtoHenriyesterday.Hewasonabusandwantedtogetoff.Sohestoodupandrangthebell.Tomakesurethedriverheardhimherangittwice,butthebusdidn'tstop,andtheconductorcameandshoutedathim.
Theconductorwassoannoyed,andspokesofast,thatHenrididn'tunderstandaword.ThebusstoppedatthenextbusstopandHenrigotoff.Ashegotoffheheardsomeonesay,"Ithinkhe'saforeigner."
WhenHenrigothome,hetoldhislandladyabouttheincident.
"Howmanytimesdidyouringthebell?
"sheasked.
"Twice,"saidHenri.
"Well,that'sthesignalforthedrivertogoon,"hislandladyexplained."Onlytheconductorisallowedtoringthebelltwice.That'swhyhegotsoannoyed."
Henrinodded."Isee,"hesaid.
(AandBareamarriedcouple.Cisatravelagent.)
C:
Goodmorning.
AandB:
Goodmorning.
C:
CanIhelpyou?
A:
Yes,we'rethinkingofgoingonholidaysomewhere,butwe'renotsurewhere.
C:
Isee.Whatsortofholidaydidyouhaveinmind?
A:
Lotsofsunbathing.
B:
(atthesametime)Lotsofwalking.
C:
Mm.(lookingpuzzled)Soyou'dlikesomewherewamp3?
B:
Nottoowamp3.
A:
Yes,assunnyaspossible.
C:
Andareyouinterestedinthenight-lifeatall?
A:
Yes.It'dbeniceifthereweresomegooddiscosandclubswecouldgoto.
B:
Oh,no!
Surelythat'swhatwe'retryingtogetawayfrom!
A:
Whatdoyoumean?
Wenevergooutatall,sohowcouldwegetawayfromit?
B:
Well,what'sthepointofgoingsomewherewheretherearelotsofpeoplejustlikehere?
C:
(interrupting)CouldIjustaskwhatsortofpriceyouwanttopay?
B:
Ascheapaspossible.
A:
Whatdoyoumean?
Wewantatophotel.
B:
Butwecan'taffordit.
A:
Ofcourse,wecan.We'vebeensavingupallyear.
(Theirvoicesriseastheyargue.Thetravelagentlooksbemused.)
C:
Justaminute,please.IthinkIcanmakeasuggestion.Whydon'tyoutrytheSouthofFrance?
Thenoneofyoucangotothebeachandtheothercanwalkinthemountains.
A:
Thatsoundslikeagoodidea.Andtherearesomegoodhotelsthere.
B:
No—therearetoomanyEnglishpeoplethere!
A:
Well,thenatleastwe'dhavesomeonetotalkto.
B:
But,there'snopointingoingabroadtomeetEnglishpeoplethere!
C:
(interruptingagain)Excuseme.
AandB:
Yes?
C:
Well,mywifeandIhavethesametroubleasyou.Ilikehot,livelyplacesandsheprefersabitofpeaceandquietandwealwaysdisagreeabouthowmuchtospend.Weusuallysplitupandgotodifferentplaces,butthisyearI'vegotabetteridea.
AandB:
What'sthat?
C:
Well,Icouldgoonholidaywithyou(indicatesoneofthem)andyoucouldgowithmywife.
A:
That'saninterestingidea.
B:
I'mnotsosure...
C:
Look,whydon'tyoucomeroundnowandmeetmywifeandwecanseewhatwecanarrange...
Thesceneisatanairport.Amanandawomancarryingseveralcasesapproachacustomsofficer(C.O.).
Man:
(whispering)Don'tworry.Everythingwillbeallright.
Woman:
Ihopeyouknowwhatyou'redoing!
(Theyputtheirbagsdowninfrontofthecustomsofficer.)
C.O.:
Goodmorning,sir,madam.Justreturningfromaholiday,areyou?
Woman:
That'sright.
C.O.:
Andhowlonghaveyoubeenabroad?
Woman:
Twoweeks.
Man:
Yes,notverylong.Notlongenoughtobuyanythinganyway.(laughing)
C.O.:
Isee.Haveyougotanythingtodeclare?
Man:
I'msorry,Idon'treallyknowwhatyoumean.
Woman:
Harry!
C.O.:
Comeon,sir.I'msureyouknowwhatImean.Haveyougotanythingtodeclare?
Man:
Well...yes.IwouldliketodeclarethatIlovemywife.
Woman:
Oh,Harry.You'veneversaidthatbefore.
Man:
Well,it'strue!
It'sjustthatI'veneverbeenabletotellyoubefore.
Woman:
AndIloveyoutoo!
C.O.:
(clearingthroat)I'msorrytointerrupt,butImustaskyouwhetheryouhaveanygoodstodeclare.
Man:
Ah,wellIdohavearecord-player,afridgeandsomethingformywife'sbirthdaythatI'drathernottellyouabout.
Woman:
Harry!
AndIthoughtyou'dforgottenagain!
Man:
Ofcoursenot,dear!
C.O.:
(annoyed)WhatIwanttoknow,sir,iswhetheryouhaveanygoodsinthatbagthatIshouldknowabout.
Man:
Well,let'shavealook.(opensbag)We'vegotsomebarsofsoap,atubeoftoothpaste,clothes,ajarofcream...
C.O.:
(angry)Ionlywanttoknowifyouhaveanythingliablefortax,likecigarettes,perfumesorbottlesofanything.
Man:
Well,wedohaveabottleofshampoo.
C.O.:
Okay.I'vehadenough.Youcango.
Man:
Youmeanthat'sit?
C.O.:
Pleasegoaway!
Woman:
Comeon,Harry.Hejusttolduswecouldgo.
(Takesholdofthesuitcaseandthecontentsspillout.)
C.O.:
Justaminute.MayIseethatjewellery,please?
Man:
Oh,myGod!
Yougreatclumsyidiot!
Woman:
I'msorry.Ididn'tmeanto.
Man:
Youneverdoanythingright.Idon'tknowwhyImarriedyouinthefirstplace!
Woman:
ButHarry!
Youjustsaidyoulovedme.
Man:
Notanymore.
C.O.:
Andnowwhathaveyougottodeclare,sir?
SamLewiswasacustomsofficer.Heusedtoworkinasmallbordertown.Itwasn'tabusytownandtherewasn'tmuchwork.Theroadwasusuallyveryquietandthereweren'tmanytravelers.Itwasn'taveryinterestingjob,butSamlikedaneasylife.Aboutonceaweek,heusedtomeetanoldman.HisnamewasDraper.Healwaysusedtoarriveattheborderearlyinthemorninginabigtruck.Thetruckwasalwaysempty.AfterawhileSambecamesuspicious.Heoftenusedtosearchthetruck,butheneverfoundanything.OnedayheaskedDraperabouthisjob.Draperlaughedandsaid,"I'masmuggler."
LastyearSamretired.Hespenthissavingsonanexpensiveholiday.HeflewtoBemp3uda,andstayedinaluxuryhotel.Oneday,hewassittingbythepoolandoppositehimhesawDraperdrinkingchampagne.Samwalkedovertohim.
Sam:
Hello,there!
Draper:
Hi!
Sam:
Doyourememberme?
Draper:
Yes...ofcourseIdo.You'reacustomsofficer.
Sam:
Iusedtobe,butI'mnotanymore.Iretiredlastmonth.Ioftenusedtosearchyourtruck...
Draper:
...butyouneverfoundanything!
Sam:
No,Ididn't.CanIaskyousomething?
Draper:
Ofcourse,youcan.
Sam:
Wereyouasmuggler?
Draper:
OfcourseIwas.
Sam:
But...thetruckwasalwaysempty.Whatwereyousmuggling?
Draper:
Trucks!
ThefirstthingtheydoistoputoutanAPBandthisgoestoallthepolicestationsinthecountry.Nextwecontactthehospitals.Oftenthepersonwearelookingforhasbeeninanaccident.Thenwemighttryparents,friendsorrelativestheymightbewith.Wetrytofollowtheirmovementsandtofindthelastpersontheysaworwerewith.Thenwetryth