How to Master the ielts

[Q11]
Now, from where we are standing you can see the 
Arts centre
. It’s the 
circular building directly opposite. The Centre is open to both students and 
the public. There are weekly classes in drawing and painting, music and 
drama; also photography and ceramics. Directly behind the Arts Centre is 
[Q12]
the Sports hall
which houses a fitness room, badminton courts, showers 
and a steam­room. Once again, these facilities are open to the public, 
though a charge is made if you don’t have a sports card. Next to the 
Arts Centre, a little way up the road, is the 
Reed dining room
with its 
adjoining café.
[Q13]
The Reed dining room is named after Dr John Reed, that’s 
R double E, D
the last Principal of the College…. OK, let’s take a stroll along Campus 
Road. This is a pedestrians only road so there’s no need to worry about cars. 
I’ll say a bit more about cars
[Q14]
later. The first building, here on your left, is the 
Information Services
building, 
which houses the Main Library, IT services and also a Media room. Notice 
the covered walkway to keep you dry when walking between the Information 
Services and ISC buildings.... Right, let’s continue along Campus Road a 
little bit more. Just coming up on the right is the
[Q15]
Students’ Union building and bar, and behind it, though you can’t see it from 
here, is the 
Union Shop
. Here you can buy stationery items, second­hand 
books and University merchandise. The Union Shop will also buy second­
hand books from students.
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Any questions so far? ... No? Right in that case, let’s carry on…. Now, 
please keep out of the cycle lane as we walk around the corner. OK, we
can stop