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Five Conversations Test 2

Five conversations Test 2 practice for the Cambridge Assessment English Pre A1 Starters (YLE) exam. For each conversation, there is a question and three pictures. You need to listen carefully to each conversation and choose the right answer (A, B or C).

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Five Conversations Test 2

Look at the pictures. Now listen and look.

Question One – What’s Kim wearing?
A: Miss Green, do you like my new T-shirt?
B: Yes, it’s very nice.
A: Blue is my favourite colour.
B: Really, it’s mine too.

Question Two – Where’s Dad’s mobile phone?
A: Jill. I’ve looked everywhere, but I can’t find my phone.
B: I think, it’s on your desk?
A: No, I can’t see it. Is it in the kitchen?
B: No, it’s not there, Tony. Look, it’s under that chair.

Question Three – What does Tony want for dinner?
A: Tony, do you want a burger or some chicken for dinner?
B: Well, I’d love a burger, but I had that for lunch. Do you have any pizza?
A: Yeah, we have a few slices left.
B: Sounds good. I’ll have that then.

Question Four – What sport does Bill play at school?
A: Do you play hockey at school Bill?
B: No. I can’t play hockey.
A: What sports do you play then?
B: My friends play basketball, but my favourite sport is baseball. I play it a lot.

Question Five – Which is Sue’s bike?
A: Hi, Sue. Is that your bike?
B: The red bike with the basket in the front.
A: Yes, that’s right.
B: No, that’s Jill’s bike. My bike’s blue.
A: So, is it the big one with no basket?
B: Yeah, that’s my bike.

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Starter Practice

We regularly add listening and speaking exercises in order to practise for this part of the A1 Movers test.

Here are video of the full test from Cambridge Assessment English.

You see a big picture and you point to things. Then you put three things on the picture and answer questions about it.

You will see three pictures and you will answer three questions about each picture.

You will answer three questions with a word or short phrase.

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