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The document provides listening exercises based on an interview with a swimmer to help improve listening skills. It includes activities to order daily routines, true or false comprehension questions, and gap-fill exercises to complete a diary. Additionally, it prompts discussion about personal daily routines and schedules.

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The document provides listening exercises based on an interview with a swimmer to help improve listening skills. It includes activities to order daily routines, true or false comprehension questions, and gap-fill exercises to complete a diary. Additionally, it prompts discussion about personal daily routines and schedules.

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Listening skills practice: Interview with a swimmer – exercises

Listen to the interview with a swimmer and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

Preparation
Do this exercise before you listen. Write a number (1-5) to put these activities in the normal order in the
day.

2
…………. Get dressed and have breakfast.

3
…………. Have classes and lunch.

4
…………. Have dinner and watch TV.

1
…………. Wake up and have a shower.

5
…………. Go to bed.

1. Check your understanding: true or false


Do this exercise while you listen. Circle True or False for these sentences.

1. Dan gets up early. True


x False

2. He has a small breakfast. True x


False

3. He’s a student. x
True False

4. Dan has lunch at home. True False


x
5. He goes swimming after classes. True False
x
6. Dan watches TV and goes on the internet before bed. True x
False
2. Check your understanding: gap fill
Do this exercise while you listen. Fill the gaps with an activity from the box to complete Dan’s diary.

getx up! x
go to university meet friends x lunch
have

have breakfast
x have dinner
x go swimming

1. get up
5 a.m. _____________________________________________

2. have breakfast
6 a.m. _____________________________________________

3. go swimming
8 a.m. _____________________________________________

4. go to university
11 a.m. _____________________________________________

5. have lunch
2 p.m. _____________________________________________

6. meet friends
5 p.m. _____________________________________________

7. have dinner
7 p.m. _____________________________________________

Discussion

What’s your daily routine like?


What time do you get up?
What time do you start and finish school?
Do you do any activities after school? What do you do?
What time do you go to bed?

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