Free time – A1 English Listening Test — Transcript
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- 0:01what do you do in your free time ella
- 0:03i love cooking great what sort of food
- 0:07do you cook
- 0:08international food like indian chinese
- 0:11japanese italian that's interesting
- 0:15how do you learn i get books from the
- 0:17library
- 0:18and i watch programs on television and
- 0:20last year i did a japanese cooking
- 0:22course at the college
- 0:24and of course i study food technology at
- 0:26school
- 0:27great tell me more about your japanese
- 0:30cooking course
- 0:31well the classes were every monday from
- 0:33seven o'clock until half past
- 0:35nine it lasted eight weeks
- 0:38at the end we had a big party we cooked
- 0:42lots of japanese food
- 0:44and invited all our family and friends
- 0:46it sounds great
- 0:48i'm doing a course at the college too at
- 0:50the moment
- 0:51are you what music technology
- 0:54i'm learning how to record music and set
- 0:57up microphones at concerts
- 0:59that sounds interesting do you play an
- 1:02instrument
- 1:03well i played the violin when i was
- 1:05young
- 1:06i was quite good but i don't like
- 1:08classical music
- 1:09i like rock music you don't usually hear
- 1:13violins in rock music
- 1:15i tried to learn the guitar but i was
- 1:17terrible at it
- 1:19i tried the drums too i was quite good
- 1:21at that
- 1:22but my parents didn't want me to play
- 1:25them they said they're too noisy
- 1:27so i decided to learn music technology
- 1:30then i can enjoy rock music without
- 1:32playing it good
- 1:34idea do you go to many concerts oh yes
- 1:37i love them i went to six last year
- 1:41and this year i already have tickets for
- 1:43four concerts
- 1:45i'm going to two this month i'd like to
- 1:48see more but they are expensive
- 1:51yes they are well i have to go now
- 1:54have a great time at your concerts
- 1:56thanks bye
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