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about youTalking to Sam is a listening exercise to practice for Part 2 of the Cambridge Assessment English Pre A1 Starters (YLE) exam. For this part, you should be able to listen to numbers and spell names.

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Listen to a short conversation between a teacher who is talking to Sam.

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Talking to Sam

One
A:
Hello, Sam. How old are you?
B: Ten
A: Sorry, how old?
B: Ten

Two
A: And is this your friend?
B: Yes, she is.
A: Her name is May.
B: Can you spell that?
A: M-A-Y

Three
A: And where does May live?
B: In a house in Old Street.
A: How do you spell that Sam?
B: O-L-D
A: Oh I know that street.

Four
A: Look these are my dogs.
B: What nice dogs? How many have you got?
A: We got three dogs.
B: Three. That’s good.

Five
A: Is this your favourite dog?
B: Yes, her name is snowy.
A: Can you spell that?
B: Yes, it’s S-N-O-W-Y.

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