Hello, in this post we are going to practice a little our listening, you will have a lesson with some information to write after you listen to the dialogues, they are small but with differents goals to be complete, the majority of you had already did this lesson in the classroom, but please send a e-mail, comment or call if it's necessary, have a great study.file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/My%20Documents/Downloads/978-4-7773-6001-7_audio.mp3Here and Therelesson 1Classroom and CampusNowadays there are foreign teachers at many schools, so you may have manychances to hear English. Listen to the diaolgues and write the number next to the descriptionthat matches what is said on the dialogues._______a in a language lab_______b at an English conversation club meeting_______c in the school cafeteria_______d in class_______e at a class partySeparating Sounds into WordsWhen English is spoken at a normal speed, the words sound like they are joinedtogether. You have to separate these long strings of sounds into words. Forexample, you heartheresalottaroomIt meansThere is a lot of room.Listen to each of the sentences on the recording one time. Try to write them downas soon as you hear them.1_______________________2_______________________3_______________________4_______________________5_______________________Homework AssignmentsYour teacher often giveshomework assignments.Listen to the CD and writedown the importantinformation.Study: ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................Do: ...............................................................................................................Note: ...............................................................................................................Study: ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................Do: ...............................................................................................................Note: ...............................................................................................................Study: ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................Do: ...............................................................................................................Note: ...............................................................................................................Reacting to What You HearAs you listen to speech, you respond in some way. You can reply or use facialexpressions or body language to show that you are listening. When you hear amessage not spoken directly to you, such as a radio or airport announcement,you still respond in some way. You can laugh at a joke, hum to a tune, followinstructions, and so on.Listen to the recording and choose the sentence that describes the most suitablebehavior.1 a A person buys a ticket to go to Hollywood.b A person writes a postcard.c A person reads a postcard from Hollywood.d A person makes a telephone call.2 a A person goes to Gate 47.b A person asks a question at an information desk.c A person stands in line at a Universal Airways ticket counter.d A person arrives at Montreal International Airport.3 a A student takes notes in class.b A student fills out an application for an exchange program.c A student goes to the United States.d A student studies with a tape recorder.4 a A student reads.b A student types.c A student takes notes.d A student laughs.5 a Students study for a test.b Students feel sad.c Students leave for Hawaii.d Students listen to an Englishrecording on their own.Trick Listening TestYou often have to take listeningtests. Here is one for practice.Listen to the Dialogue and answerbelow. Hello to all, we are here to start our year (late, but at least we are starting...), here I am to remember that this January 21st is holiday in the USA, it s Martin Luther King s day, her are the Bioigraphy of this great man that lived in this world.Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is a United States federal holiday marking the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is observed on the third Monday of January each year, which is around the time of King's