All right.
Can you?
No, I cannot upload copies of the Cambridge exams on the site.
Does everybody understand that that's illegal?
All right.
I can't.
I can't do that.
No.
I cannot send you the map, everybody.
I can't send you the map.
I know in your countries sometimes this stuff might not be illegal, but I can't give you the Cambridge
stuff.
I can't do that.
Everybody, please stop sending me private messages asking me to send that.
I cannot do that.
There are reasons why I would love to be able to give you stuff, but I cannot do that.
Okay.
You.
Abraham, you cannot.
Abraham, ask me a question.
Can I take a marker to higher light?
No.
What you have to do is get in the habit of using a pencil to underline.
Or draw a box around.
I draw a box around things, but that's why I really believe that you practice.
You should practice how you're going to do things on the real exam.
If you're practicing at home using a highlighter and then you go and take the real exam and try to use
a pencil, you're going to mess yourself up.
Okay, because you haven't been practicing the way you need to do on the real exam.
So you can't bring in a highlighter.
You've got to use a pencil.
All right.
So I am in.
Section two about traffic changes.
And I'm going to go ahead and get started with the audio.
Okay.
All right.
Let's go ahead.
Get started.
All right.
We're going to do we'll do 11 through 13 and then I'm going to go into the map will be next.
But first, we have to do 11 through 13.
Please try to remember what I said earlier.
About.
First, you want to look at the key words that we're looking for.
I'm looking for changes needed.
Right.
Change is needed.
Why?
Why changes needed.
Why are changes needed for the traffic?
That's the that's the language that's going to point me to the answer choice.
Residents.
Complained about, right.
Said I'm looking for.
Right.
Survey's easy to remember, according to the speaker.
One problem with new regulations or one problem with regulations.
That's what I'm listening for.
So it's very, very important.
See what what makes a difference?
What makes the difference between section two and three in section two?
You're only might have three multiple choice questions.
When you get to section three, you might have six or seven multiple choice questions like just like
this, but it will be six or seven questions.
I'll be six or seven questions.
And so, again, we're able we got to be able to first step because some people say, should I be looking
at what's in the answer?
Choice is also first step is give through 11, 12 and 13 and pull out.
What are the what's the key word language to listen for the answer.
Then if you still have time, go back to number 11 and start looking at some of the key words there.
But remember, the correct answer is going to use synonym language OC.
Right.
We're in sections two, three and four.
The correct link, the correct answer choice will use synonym language.
Okay, I'm going to play it.
Let's go ahead and get started.
That is the end of Section one.
You now have half a minute to check your answers.
All right.
Excuse me.
Section two.
Here it comes now.
Section two.
You will hear the chairman of the Highways Committee of Cranford speaking to members of the public about
proposed changes to traffic and parking in the area.
First you have some time to look at questions.
11 to 13.
They'll listen carefully and answer questions.
11 to 13.
Good evening, everyone.
My name's Phil Sutton, and I'm chairman of the Highways Committee.
We've called this meeting to inform members of the public about the new regulations for traffic and
parking we're proposing for grandfathered.
I'll start by summarizing these changes before we open the meeting to questions.
So why do we need to make these changes to traffic systems in Branford?
Well, we're very aware that traffic is becoming an increasing problem.
It's been especially noticeable with the increase in heavy traffic while they've been building the new
hospital.
But it's the overall rise in the volume of traffic of all kinds that's concerning us.
To date, there's not been any increase in traffic accidents, but that's not something we want to see
happen.
Obviously.
We recently carried out a survey of local residents, and their responses were interesting.
People were very concerned about the lack of visibility on some roads due to cars parked along the sides
of the roads.
We'd expected complaints about the congestion near the school when parents are dropping off their children
or picking them up.
But this was on top of the list, and nor were noise and fumes from trucks and lorries, though they
were mentioned by some people.
We think these new traffic regulations would make a lot of difference, but we still have a long way
to go.
We've managed to keep our proposals.
We didn't put it just so they can be covered by the council.
But of course, it's no good introducing new regulations if we don't have a way of making sure that
everyone obeys them.
And that's an area we're still working on with the help of representatives from the police force.
Before you hear the rest of the talk, you have some time to look at questions.
Okay.
All right.
So
what is the answer for number 11?
Please.
Type 11 and A or B or C.
Somebody said, Hey, somebody said B, somebody said B.
All right.
Correct.
Answer is B.
All right.
So what did the person say?
The person say, how do we recognize the word, the language?
So he said.
Why do we need to make changes?
Right.
That's what he's saying.
Why do we need to make changes?
So when you said why do we need to make changes, our our ears should go up.
Right now, the answer is B, and this is what he said.
But a lot of times answers follow the word.
But.
Okay.
But it's overall.
Rise.
Is concerning us.
Its overall rise is concerning us.
Right.
He didn't say so, but it's overall a rise that's concerning us.
All right.
That's synonym language here right now.
Some people chose a.
And they chose a because they heard the word traffic and they heard the word accident.
But they said what?
The accidents have not risen.
What a lot of people would pick a because they heard the word accidents.
All right.
But its overall rise is concerning us.
That means that our correct answer that we should have chosen is B right?
B is our correct answer.
Choice.
Choice b.
All right.
Number 12.
Excuse me.
Number 12.
Right.
All right.
Some of you are getting much better at doing it, which is very good.
So what did they say?
So I listen to what they said.
Where am I listening for?
It says residents complained about.
That's what I'm listening for.
What did they say residents complained about?
People are very.
Concern with.
People are very.
People are very concerned with and what are people very concerned with?
Right.
They see a lack of biz ability.
Due to cars parked.
Right.
A lack of visibility to the cars parked right now.
What?
This is what you all should have recognized, right?
Remember I told you your correct answer has the use synonym language.
Right.
So this is this is how you this is what I need you guys to start doing, which would some of you that
are getting it wrong.
Right.
They they said directly the word parents.
But was there any synonym language for the word dangerous or did you hear anything related to the word
dangerous?
You heard them say the exact word truck.
You heard them say the direct the direct word, Laurie.
Right.
But they said there was no noise pollution.
There was none no noise.
They didn't even say the word pollution.
There was no noise problem.
But what a lot of you guys are doing is you hear the word truck or you hear the word lawyer or you hear
the word parent and you're picking an answer.
And that's not how you do it.
Right.
When they say inconvenience.
That's the same thing as saying lack of.
Visibility.
Right from.
Due to OC you see how the correct answer is using synonym language.
All right, the correct answer is using synonym language.
All right, one moment, everybody.
Look.
Okay.
All right.
That's some.
Somebody's next door is.
I don't know what they're doing to their house, but they're hammering or something.
OC Number 13 What did you guys get for number 13?
Does anybody have 13?
13.
All right.
13 is be very, very good.
13 is be.
Or they said it was no good.
If.
No.
Way to make.
To make them I'm paraphrasing.
They said there's no good.
It's no good.
There's no way to make them obey.
Right.
Synonym language is finding a way to make people follow them.
No good if it's no good if no way to make them obey.
You heard them say the word police.
Right.
But that wasn't the problem.
Look, what was the problem with the new regulations?
He's the problem is there's no good way if there's no no way to make them obey it.
So correct answer is B.
All right.
So to back up.
See was the correct answer here and.
B was the correct answer here.
All right.
So, everybody, we're going to have a five minute pause and then I'll be right back.
Five.