1. Listen to the scene from the soap opera Clayton Street. Look at the pictures. Write Jezza or Chris under the correct picture.

2. Listen again. Circle the best answer.

a   Jezza

      1   is a good friend to Chris.

      2   is not a good friend to Chris.

b   Chris

      1   is unhappy because Jezza didn’t put his number in the ‘phonebook’ on his mobile phone.

      2   is not happy because Jezza didn’t remember his number.

 Chris

      1   wants his money back.

      2   is going to give Jezza some money.

d   Chris

      1   is sure that he will get £200 from Jezza.

      2   isn’t sure that he will get £200 from Jezza.

e   Jezza

      1   will give Chris £200 tomorrow.

      2   won’t give Chris £200 tomorrow.

Answers

1

Picture A: Chris, Picture B: Jezza

2

a   2 (Jezza doesn’t have Chris’ number on his mobile phone; he doesn’t want to talk to him very much)

b   1 (it shows Jezza isn’t that bothered about him)

c   1

d   2 (doesn’t sound like he’s sure! He says ‘do I believe you?’)

e   difficult to tell! He says he will, but …

Audioscripts

JEZZA:   Hello?

CHRIS:   Jezza?

JEZZA:   Yeah. Who’s that?

CHRIS:   Chris!

JEZZA:   Who?

CHRIS:   Chris.

JEZZA:   Oh yeah.

CHRIS:   Don’t you look at your phone when you answer? Where it shows you the number?

JEZZA:   Er … yeah … well.

CHRIS:   You have got me in your phonebook haven’t you?

JEZZA:   Well, er, not sure really.

CHRIS:   Not sure? Or you haven’t.

JEZZA:   Haven’t.

CHRIS:   (I) Don’t believe it.

JEZZA:   What do you want Chris?

CHRIS:   Where are you? Why are you shouting?

JEZZA:   Because I can’t hear you properly.

CHRIS:   Yes, but I can hear you. So stop shouting.

JEZZA:   Oh, OK. But what do you want?

CHRIS:   My money.

JEZZA:   What?

CHRIS:   Where’s my money? I lent you two hundred pounds, remember? All the money I had.

JEZZA:   Oh yeah.

CHRIS:   So? Where is it? I need it.

JEZZA:   I’ll give it to you tomorrow, OK?

CHRIS:   You said that before.

JEZZA:   I know. But this time I’m serious. I’ll give you your money tomorrow.

CHRIS:   You will?

JEZZA:   Yes I will, I promise.

CHRIS:   Do I believe you?

JEZZA:   I said, didn’t I?

CHRIS:   Yeah, you did.

JEZZA:   Tomorrow. You’ll get your money tomorrow. Now, I’ve got to go. I’m going to start my show in five minutes. Bye.

CHRIS:   But Jezza …

3. Listen. Look at the pictures and answer the questions.

 Do you think this episode of Clayton Street comes after the one in exercise 1, or before? Why?

      …………………………………………

b   Why doesn’t Jezza want an office job?

      …………………………………………

 What is Chris’ job?

      …………………………………………

d   What is Jezza’s dream job?

      …………………………………………

 Why does Jezza want Chis’ money?

      …………………………………………

4. Listen again and write T (true) or F (false) in the boxes.

a   Jezza doesn’t mind being unemployed.

b   Chris hasn’t got a boring office job.

 Jezza hasn’t ever done any DJ-ing.

d   Jezza believes friends should lend each other money.

e   Jezza is confident that he will be able to pay Chris back.

Answers

3

Suggested answers

a   Before, because it tells you why Chris lent Jezza the money.

b   He thinks office jobs are boring.

c   He is a sports lawyer.

d   He wants to be a professional DJ.

e   He wants to buy some new equipment.

4

a F   b T   c F   d F   e F

Audioscripts

CHRIS:   Hiya Jezza! Why the long face?

JEZZA:   Oh, I went to the job centre again today.

CHRIS:   Anything interesting?

JEZZA:   No, the same old boring office jobs.

CHRIS:   Not all office jobs are awful, Jezza.

JEZZA:   Yours isn’t, of course! But I can’t just walk in and become a top sports lawyer, can I? No, I want to be a professional DJ. That’s my dream.

CHRIS:   Well, you can do it? You’ve been DJing for years.

JEZZA:   But to be professional, I need the best equipment. I can’t afford it.

CHRIS:   How much do you need?

JEZZA:   £200 would buy me something really good …

CHRIS:   Look. I’ll lend you £200.

JEZZA:   Chris, are you sure? You know they say you should never borrow money from a friend …

CHRIS:   Come one, I can afford it at the moment. And I know you’ll pay it back.

JEZZA:   Of course I will! You won’t even have to ask … I promise, Chris, you won’t be sorry. I’m really going to make a go of this … I’m really going to make a go of this …

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