Listening for ielts 7 Unit 1

Unit 5
: Listening Activity No. 7 
Ladies and gentlemen, if I could have your attention for a moment, please. We're arriving at Cambridge 
now, and there are a few important things I need to say.
First of all, please remove all valuables from the coach, because we can't guarantee their safety. 
That's all cameras, bags of value, etc. Thank you. Now, it would be a good idea to make a note of the 
number on the front of the coach, so that you can recognize it in the coach park.
Turning to the tour, I'd like to ask you all to stay with your own group. Please don't wander off as the 
town is quite huge and you can get lost easily, so please keep with your group. Thank you.
Regarding photographs- these can only be taken at certain points in the town, so please obey your 
guide's instructions. That's photographs- please watch the restrictions.
Finally, ladies and gentlemen, the coach will leave the coach park at 18:15 - that's 6:15 - so please be 
on time. Have an enjoyable tour. Thank you. 
Unit 5
: Listening Activity No. 8 
Debby
: Hello, do you mind if I sit here?
Man
: No, please do.
Debby
: This is horrifying, isn't it? Have you read the news about the gales? It says that gales reaching 
90mph swept Britain last night and two more days of wind and rain are forecast.
Man
: Oh, no.
Debby
: It says that in the early evening, gusts had been recorded of 94 mph in Aberporth, Southwest 
Wales, 82 mph in the Cairngorms in Scotland and 78 mph in Camborne, Cornwall.
Man
: Oh, yes. The Clarence Esplanade at Southsea, Hampshire was closed due to fears that walkers 
might be swept away over seawalls.
Debby
: Police in London had warned people not to travel unless their journey was essential
Man
: Oh, look at the report for Wales. It was very serious. The roofs were blown off houses and trees 
were blown down. Engineers battled to restore electricity supplies to 3000 customers in Anglesery after 
a 33000 volt cable was damaged.