1、智课网IELTS备考资料新编剑桥商务英语初级听力mp3下载摘要： 由于平时听的少，很多烤鸭在听力这方面是比较薄弱的，想要提高也不是一蹴而就的事情，烤鸭要有耐心。下面小编带来新编剑桥商务英语初级听力mp3下载，好好看看吧。很多烤鸭普遍存在的问题是会做题，而不会听，其实这是听的少造成的，建议烤鸭要多进行听力训练和练习。下面小编带来新编剑桥商务英语初级听力mp3下载，希望能帮到各位烤鸭。点击下载历年 雅思 听力考试真题【 小马 内部专用】新编剑桥商务英语初级听力mp3下载：Lession21Can I see Zulu on Sunday?Im not sure.Do you like footba
2、ll?Yes, very much.Would you like to go to a match on the 18th of December?Id like to see Coming Home at the Royal Theatre.What a good idea! Do you know what time it starts?I think it starts at 8 pm.Tomorrow is the third of December. Its my birthday and Im going to the George and Dragon. Would you li
3、ke to come?To celebrate your birthday? Of course I would. What groups playing?The Riverside Stompers, I think.I like organ music. Do you know where I can hear a recital?Try St. Marys Church. I know they have a beautiful organ.Id like to go to a recital on the 16th of December, but Im working from te
4、n to four. Do you know what time the recital begins?Sorry, Im afraid I dont. Why dont you look at your “Whats on“?1st Student: Well, first of all, Im intending to have a good holiday abroad, just traveling round Europe, and then when I get tired of traveling Im going towell, come back and start look
5、ing for a job. I havent quite decided yet what job, but Im probably going to try and get a job in advertising of some kind.2nd Student: Well, eventually Im planning to open my own restaurant. Only I havent got enough money to do that at the moment, of course, so Ive decided to get a temporary job fo
6、r a year or so, and Im going to work really hard and try and save as much money as possible. Actually, Im thinking of working as a waiter, or some job in a restaurant anyway .Male Voice: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Victoria Hall for our annual presentation of the Nurse of the
7、Year Award. First Id like to introduce Dame Alice Thornton. Dame Alice is now retired after more than forty years of dedicated service to the public and the nursing profession. Dame Alice Thornton.Male Voice: Dame Alice, you were the first nurse of the year. That was thirty years ago. Would you now
8、announce this years winner?Dame Alice: Good evening. It gives me great pleasure to introduce our nurse of the year, Miss Helen Taylor.Dame Alice: Miss Taylor, you have been awarded this prize as a result of recommendations from your senior officers, your colleagues and the parents of the children yo
9、u nurse. Here are some of the recommendations: efficient but patient, helpful and happy, strict but caring, human and interested. These are the greatest recommendations any nurse could receive. I congratulate you!Jerry: Could I speak to you for a few minutes, Mr. Sherwin?Sherwin: Im very busy at the
10、 moment. Cant it wait until tomorrow?Jerry: Uh, . well, its rather urgent. And it wont take long.Sherwin: Oh, all right, then. What is it?Jerry: Its a personal matter. Uh, you see, my wife is ill and has to go into hospital.Sherwin: Sorry to hear that. But why do you want to talk to me about it?Jerr
11、y: Because . because we have a baby and theres nobody to look after her while shes in hospital.Sherwin: Who? Your wife?Jerry: No, no. My daughter.Sherwin: Oh, I see. But I still dont understand what all this has to do with me.Jerry: But thats what Im trying to explain. Id like to stay at home for a
12、few days.Sherwin: But why?Jerry: To look after my daughter, of course.Sherwin: I thought you said she was going to hospital. Theyll look after her there, wont they?Jerry: No, no, no! Its my wife whos going to hospital! Not my daughter.Sherwin: Really? I thought you said it was your daughter. You are
13、 not explaining this very well.Here is an alternative dialogue between Jerry and Mr. Sherwin. Listen.Jerry: Uh . excuse me, Mr. Sherwin, but I was wondering if I could speak to you for a few minutes.Sherwin: Well, Im rather busy at the moment, Jerry. Is it urgent?Jerry: Uh, yes, I . Im afraid it is.
14、 Its a personal matter.Sherwin: Oh, well, then, wed better discuss it now. Sit down.Jerry: Thank you. Uh . you see, its about my wife. She . uh . well . she .Sherwin: Yes, go on, Jerry. Im listening.Jerry: Shes ill and has to go to hospital tomorrow. But we have a young baby, you know.Sherwin: Yes,
15、I know that, Jerry. You must be rather worried. Is it anything serious? Your wifes illness, I mean?Jerry: The doctors say its just a minor operation. But it has to be done as soon as possible. And . well . the problem is my daughter. The baby. Thats the problem.Sherwin: In what way, Jerry? Im not qu
16、ite sure if I understand.Jerry: Well, as I said, my wifell be in hospital for several days, so theres nobody to look after her.Sherwin: You mean, nobody to look after your daughter, is that it?Jerry: Yes, exactly. Both our parents live rather far away, and .and thats why Id like to have a few days o
17、ff. From tomorrow.Sherwin: I see. I think I understand now. You need a few days off to look after your daughter while your wife is in hospital.Jerry: Yes, yes. Thats it. Im not explaining this very well.Sherwin: No, no. On the contrary. I just want to be sure I understand completely. Thats all.Jerry
18、: Will . will that be all right?Sherwin: Yes, Im sure it will, Jerry. All I want to do now is make sure that theres someone to cover for you while youre away. Uh . how long did you say youll need?Jerry: Just a few days. She . my wife, I mean . should be out of hospital by next Thursday, so I can be
19、back on Friday.Sherwin: Well, perhaps youd better stay at home on Friday, as well. Just to give your wife a few extra days to rest after the operation.Jerry: Thats very kind of you, Mr. Sherwin.Sherwin: Dont mention it.Landlady: 447 4716.Student: Hello. Is that Mrs. Davies?Landlady: Speaking.Student
20、: Good afternoon. My names Stephen Brent. I was given your address by the student accommodation agency. I understand you have a room to let.Landlady: Yes, thats right. Ive just got one room still vacant. Its an attic room, on the second floor. Its rather small, but Im sure youll find its very comfor
21、table.Student: I see. And how much do you charge for it?Landlady: The rents twenty-five pounds a week. That includes electricity, but not gas.Student: Has the room got central heating?Landlady: No, its got a gas fire which keeps the room very wamp3.Student: I see . And what about furniture? It is fu
22、rnished, isnt it?Landlady: Oh yes . Er . Theres a divan bed in the corner with a new mattress on it. Er . Let me see . Theres a small wardrobe, an amp3chair, a coffee table, a bookshelf .Student: Is there a desk?Landlady: Yes, theres one under the window. Its got plenty of drawers and theres a lamp
23、on it.Student: Oh good . Is there a washbasin in the room?Landlady: No, Im afraid there isnt a washbasin. But theres a bathroom just across the corridor, and thats got a washbasin and a shower as well as a bath. You share the bathroom with the people in the other rooms. The toilet is separate, but u
24、nfortunately its on the floor below.Student: Oh, thats all right. . What about cooking? Can I cook my own meals?Landlady: Well, theres a little kitchenette next to your room. It hasnt got a proper cooker in it, but theres a gas ring and an electric kettle by the sink. I find my students prefer to ea
25、t at the university.Student: I see. And is the room fairly quiet?Landlady: Oh yes. Its at the back of the house. It looks onto the garden and it faces south, so its bright and sunny, too. Its very attractive, really. And its just under the roof, so its got a low, sloping ceiling. Would you like to c
26、ome and see it? Ill be in for the rest of the day.Student: Yes, Im very interested. It sounds like the kind of room Im looking for. Can you tell me how to get there?Landlady: Oh, its very easy. The house is only five minutes walk from Finchley Road tube station. Turn right outside the station, and t
27、hen its the third street on the left. You cant miss it. Its got the number on the gate. Its exactly opposite the cemetery.Frankly, Ive been delighted. As you know, I decided to give it up ten years ago. I put them all in the atticall fifty or sixty of themto gather dust, and forgot about them. Then
28、I just happened to meet him one day in a bar, entirely by chance, and we got talking about this and that, and, wellto cut a long story shorthe went to have a look at them, and this is the result. Its for two weeks. And its devoted entirely to my work. Doing very well, too, as you can see from the li
29、ttle tickets on about half of them. You know, now that theyre hanging on the wall like this, with all the clever lighting, and glossy catalogue, and the smart people, they really dont seem anything to do with me. Its a bit like seeing old friends in new circumstances where they fit and you dont. Now
30、, you see her? Shes already bought three. Heard her saying one day shes dying to meet the man. Afraid shed be very disappointed if she did. Interesting, though, some of the things you overhear. Some know something about it. Others know nothing and admit it. Others know nothing and dont. By the way,
31、I heard someone say the other day that the Portrait of a Woman reminded her of you, you know. So you see, youre not only very famous, butas I keep on telling youyou havent changed a bit.Ours is a very expensive perfume. When people see it or hear the name we want them to think of luxury. There are m
32、any ways to do this. You show a woman in a fur coat, in a silk evening dress, maybe covered in diamonds. You can show an expensive car, an expensive restaurant, or a man in a tuxedo. We decided to do something different. We show a beautiful woman, simply but elegantly dressed, beside a series of paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, and it works. Because she is wearing the perfume, and because she is next to expensive and beautiful paintings, our perfume must be beautiful and expensive too. It does work.VOA听力打包下载(1-70篇)相关推荐：英语初级听力资料下载VOA初级英语听力（文本+MP3）下载普特英语初级听力MP3下载相关字搜索： 新编剑桥商务英语初级听力mp3下载
