In Listening Section 1, you may need to listen for the name of a person or a place. Often, the names will be spelt out for you. You need to recognise the letters of the English alphabet well, so that you can write the letters you hear quickly. You will only hear the spelling once.
Any spellings that you hear will be in the context of a normal conversation, so you need to be able to hear the difference between letters and words.
| 2.1 Listen and write the letters you hear. | |||
| 1 ……………….. | 4 ……………….. |  |
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| 2 ……………….. | 5 ……………….. | ||
| 3 ……………….. | |||
| 2.2 There are several ways to help you spell a word. Listen to five short conversations and complete notes 1-5 with NO MORE THAN ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER. |  |
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| 1 Name: Mr. Andrew ………………………….. | ||
| 2 Address: 63 ……………………………… Road, Birmingham | ||
| 3 Website address: www ………………… .com | ||
| 4 Meet at the ………………………… Hotel | ||
| 5 Registration number: ………………………….. | ||
| 2.3 Listen again and complete extracts a-f from the conversations. | |||
| Conversation 1 | |||
| a Is that ……………………… colour? | |||
| b Yes, but……………………………….. | |||
| Conversation 2 | |||
| c Sorry, ……………………….. N or M? | |||
| Conversation 3 | |||
| d That’s right, ………………………………………….lower case. | |||
| Conversation 4 | |||
| e Oh, it’s the Rose Hotel, …………………………….. | |||
| Conversation 5 | |||
| f It’s just …………………………………………. | |||
| It’s HLP 528. | |||
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