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Listening Part 1: Joining a sports centre

Part 1 · Form completion. Read the questions first, then play the recording. The transcript appears after you submit.

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Receptionist: Good morning, Eastgate Sports Centre. How can I help?

Woman: Hi, I’d like to join, please. Can I do it over the phone?

Receptionist: You can start the form now, yes. What’s your name?

Woman: Amira Costello. That’s C-O-S-T-E-L-L-O.

Receptionist: Thank you. We have full membership and off-peak membership. Off-peak is cheaper but only covers weekdays before five.

Woman: I work during the day, so it has to be full membership.

Receptionist: No problem. Are you interested in any classes? We run yoga, spinning and swimming lessons for adults.

Woman: I was going to say spinning, but my knee isn’t great at the moment… I’ll put yoga.

Receptionist: Good choice. When would you like to come in for your first visit? We’ll show you round the gym.

Woman: Is the twelfth of March possible? Actually, no — I’m away that weekend. The fourteenth, please.

Receptionist: The fourteenth it is. And just for our records, how did you hear about us?

Woman: A colleague recommended you. I did see an advert in the newspaper too, but it was really my colleague.

New member form

Name: Amira (1) ___

Membership type: (2) ___

Preferred class: (3) ___

Date of first visit: (4) ___ March

How she heard about the centre: (5) ___

1.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER.

(1) Amira

2.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER.

(2) Membership type:

3.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER.

(3) Preferred class:

4.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER.

(4) First visit: March

5.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER.

(5) Heard about the centre from: a

0 of 5 answered

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