OK.
So when we look at question seven through 10 we can see that we're dealing with a table.
So ballot table is a treat to treat a table exactly like this is like fill the blank questions that's
what they are.
So the same rules apply for all fill the blank questions we want to pay attention to the language as
before.
Now for the blank line because that's what our answer will connect to when you're doing a table of goals
in order.
They're going to first talk about trip number one right.
Then they're going to go and talk about 12 days.
Then they're gonna give you a thing or talk about distance and say but to give you number seven which
is going to be a number because it's connected to kilometers.
Then you go to say five twenty five.
Then you're gonna go into what's included they're gonna talk the first are gonna say a combination.
Then they go talk about the car and then number eight is connected to the word one one something.
Right.
Now keep in mind they may not say the word some right they may use a synonym of the word some.
So what are some synonyms of some single.
Right.
You can use just right the use of this think about a and a think think about synonyms for the word one
then after that they're going to go and don't talk about trip to trip two then you'll hear something
about nine days and then you're going to hear something about they're going say nine hundred eighty
kilometers you're going to hear that and then you're going to give you price is going to be pounds going
be connected to a number.
Keep in mind when they give you numbers they most likely are going to say more than one number to try
to trick you into putting down a wrong answer choice and then move on to what's included they'll say
accommodation they'll say car and after that say car listen for number ten.
Right.
Number 10 has to be something that's included with the trip.
Right.
It has to be something included with the trip.
They're going to say accommodation they're going to say car have infinite beauty and they're going to
tell you something else is included for a trip.
So a lot of times looking at the category names at the top can really help with giving you a good idea
of what kind of answers to listen for.
And keep in mind that your spelling must be perfect.
OK.
Your spelling must be perfect.
So I'm going to go ahead and play the tape and then we'll go through these questions I'll go through
these
before you hear the rest of the conversation.
You have some time to look at questions seven to 10.
All right.
And so we're about to answer questions seven to 10 and as I've told you before is so important that
you understand all the questions for the aisles go in order.
So you're going to hear the answer for number seven.
Then you're going to hear the answer for number eight.
Then number nine Then Number 10.
So how many days are the trips and how much do they cost.
The first one I told you about is a self drive tour through California which lasts 12 days and covers
2000 and 20 kilometers the shortest journey is 206 kilometers and the longest is six hundred and thirty
two kilometers.
That cost is five hundred and twenty five pounds per person.
That includes accommodation car rental and a flight but no meals.
Okay.
And the other trip that lasts nine days but you spend only three days on the road.
You cover about 980 kilometers altogether.
So is that cheaper then.
Yes it's almost 100 pounds cheaper.
It's 429 pounds per person which is a good deal.
So that covers accommodation and car hire.
Well what about flights.
They aren't included but these hotels offer dinner in the price.
Okay.
Well thank you very much.
I'll be in touch when I've had a chance to look at the brochure.
I am pleased to help
OK.
So now let's go through the answer choices and kind of go through it now
so everybody What did you get for number seven for number seven.
Number Seven was straightforward right.
Two thousand twenty doesn't they say it right.
They say two thousand twenty All right.
So I'm playing in a game because I'm going to stop the tape.
I'm going to stop the tape as you're going through it and go through each answer choice so that you
can I can I can point out for you the the the tricks that they use in terms of saying multiple numbers
so how many days are the trips and how much do they cost.
The first one I told you about is a self drive tour through California which lasts 12 days and covers
2000 and 20 kilometers the shortest journey is 206 kilometers and the longest is six hundred and thirty
two kilometers.
The cost is five hundred and twenty five pounds per person.
Right.
So there is the trap right.
He told you the answer.
He said it will last 2020 but then he gave some extra information.
The shortest is two hundred and six.
Right.
So I mean you have to you have to pay attention because they're going to do that.
They love to do that.
They love to throw out extra numbers.
OK.
But he said the number right he said the answer right upfront cost is 525 pounds plus accommodation
car rental and a flight.
But there was accommodation car rent here was very first he said accommodation accommodation that is
their car rental.
Then he said and a flight.
Right.
Like I told you like I told you they're not going to see one.
They're not going to see one.
They're going use this synonym for one.
So if you hear the synonym you'll hear the answer.
Listen for a synonyms as an English tests everybody and a flight but no meals.
Okay.
And the other trip that lasts nine days but you spend only three days on the road.
You cover about nine hundred and eighty kilometers altogether.
So is that cheaper then.
Yes.
It's almost 100 pounds cheaper.
It's 429 pounds per person which is a good deal.
So that covers accommodation and car hire which is right.
So that was very straightforward.
He says 100 pounds cheaper.
So they threw out a number.
So he was a hundred pounds cheaper than trip one but they gave they were really direct and if there
was 429 pounds you'll notice when it comes to numbers I should point out point this out to you right
now.
They love to give numbers that they think students have trouble with.
Twenty nine nineteen thirty nine fifty fifteen.
Nineteen ninety right.
They love to use numbers.
The students have trouble trouble telling the difference between because they know if you have a really
good English level you can tell the difference if you're English levels not they're good then they know
you might have trouble hearing certain types of numbers.
OK.
429 is one of those numbers
and then our last one again you're going to hear them say accommodation and listen well you will hear
the trap again or the trick.
Here we have the trick of saying something making a suggestion.
That's not the answer.
And then we're giving the answer.
They love to do that kind of little trick.
Hey this is a suggestion.
This might be the answer and then they'll vote no backtrack on it and the other person will say no.
And then they'll give the right answer.
So that covers accommodation.
So there was she said she said he covers accommodation car and then she said what about flights.
He said not included these hotels in the price but they offered dinner.
OK.
So the answer you will put down on paper is dinner.
All right.
So this that gives you a good idea of gives you a good idea of how it works in the in section one with
tricks and traps in terms of your being able to understand what to do and how to do it.
OK.
All right.
So we'll move forward and I'll talk to you some.