Listening Part 4 — Set 3
This beginner listening activity is perfect for young learners! Students will hear five conversations. You will listen, look at pictures, and choose the best answers. This activity is great for building confidence and vocabulary!
- ⏱️ 10–15 minutes
- 👂 Listening for actions and descriptions
- 📶 The beginner stage of learning English
Listening Part 4 — Set 3
Look at the pictures. Listen and look. There is one example.
Part 4. Look at the pictures. Listen and look. There is one example.
Where did Alex find the shell?
A: This shell’s beautiful, Alex. You can find lots of beautiful shells on the beach.
B: Yeah, and sometimes you find them near waterfalls.
A: That’s right.
B: Yeah. But I found this one in a different place. In the river. Isn’t that great?
A: Wow, I am surprised.
Can you see the letter A? Now you listen and write a letter in each box.
One. Which animal is Jack’s new pet?
C: I have a new pet.
D: Is it a frog?
C: No, it isn’t. I wanted a puppy, but I got a rabbit.
D: Do you like it?
C: Yes, it’s a good pet.
Two. Where does Harry’s mother work?
E: Hello, Harry. Where is your mother going?
F: Oh, she’s catching the bus to town. She’s going to work.
E: Oh, does she work at the library next to the bank?
F: No, she works at the hospital. She’s a doctor.
Three. What’s the matter with Jane?
G: What’s the matter, Jane? Have you got a stomach ache?
H: No, my stomach is fine.
G: Well, are you hot? Have you got a temperature?
H: No, I’ve got a toothache.
Four: What can Harry carry?
I: Harry, can you help me?
J: Yes, Miss Brown. Can I carry those pens for you?
I: No, I can put them in my bag.
J: Well, can I help you with that book?
I: I can carry it. Please pick up those pencils and take them to the library.
J: Okay.
Five: Which vegetables does Alice choose?
K: Mum, did you cook fish for dinner?
L: Yes. Which vegetable would you like? I’ve got some carrots.
K: No, we had carrots yesterday.
L: Well, you can have onions or peas.
K: Let’s have peas.
L: Great choice, luv. I’ll make some mushy peas, then.
K: Thanks, mum.
Now listen to Part 4 again.
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- Animal Vocabulary Set 2 (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Body Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Clothes Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Containers Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Food Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Leisure Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Places Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- School Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Transport Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Weather Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- Work Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
- All about Bananas (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Animals in Cold Countries (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Bats in the Jungle (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Bears (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Fast Foods (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Fishing (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Football (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Living Longer (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Potatoes (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Sandwiches (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Tea or Coffee (A1 Movers Part 4)
- Weather Changes (A1 Movers Part 4)
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