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INSTRUCTIONS: 

  1. Do not look at the questions before listening. You don't get questions first in a real life conversation.

  2. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.

  3. Try to complete the questions after listening only 1 time. If this is not possible, it's ok to listen a second time. 

  4. The more you practice listening exercises, the better your skills will become and you will only need to listen 1 time in the future.

 

     Good luck!

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A1

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2 People

0:50

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Sam: Excuse me, can you help me? I’m looking for the milk.

Jake: Sure! The milk is in aisle seven, near the yogurt and cheese.

Sam: Aisle seven? Oh no, I just came from there! I only saw dog food.

Jake: Ah! You were in aisle seventeen. Milk is in aisle seven.

Sam: Oops! I guess I was reading the signs too fast.

Jake: No problem! Just go straight, turn left at the fruit section, and you’ll see it.

Sam: Okay, got it. Straight, left at the fruit... Wait, is that where the bread is?

Jake: No, that’s the bakery. The fruit section is next to the vegetables.

Sam: Oh! I see it now. Thank you so much!

Jake: You’re welcome! And if you get lost again, just follow the smell of fresh bread.

Sam: Haha, good idea!

Vocabulary

  • Help: (v.) To assist or aid someone in doing something.

  • Milk: (n.) A white liquid produced by mammals, commonly consumed as a beverage or used in cooking.

  • Aisle: (n.) A passageway between rows of shelves, seats, or other structures, often in stores or theaters.

  • Yogurt: (n.) A dairy product made from fermented milk, often flavored or sweetened.

  • Cheese: (n.) A solid dairy product made from milk, available in various textures and flavors.

  • Sign: (n.) A board, poster, or symbol that provides information, directions, or instructions.

  • Straight: (adv.) In a direct line without turning.

  • Left: (n.) The opposite direction of right.

  • Bakery: (n.) A place where bread, cakes, and other baked goods are made and sold.

  • Vegetables: (n.) Edible plants or plant parts, often eaten as part of a meal, such as carrots, broccoli, and lettuce.

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