IELTS Listening · Cam 18
Test 1 Part 1
Excuse me, would you mind if I asked you some questions? We're doing a survey on transport.
Level: C1 · 81 sentences
Transcript
- Excuse me, would you mind if I asked you some questions?
- We're doing a survey on transport.
- Yes, that's OK.
- First of all, can I take your name?
- Yes, it's Sadie Jones.
- Thanks very much.
- And could I have your date of birth?
- Just a year will do, actually.
- Is that all right?
- Yes, that's fine.
- It's 1991.
- So, next, your postcode, please.
- It's DW307YZ.
- Great, thanks.
- Is that in Wells?
- No, it's actually in Harbourn.
- Wells isn't far from there, though.
- I really like that area.
- My grandmother lived there when I was a kid.
- Yes, it is nice.
- Right, so now I want to ask you some questions about how you travelled here today.
- Did you use public transport?
- Yes, I came by bus.
- OK, and that was today.
- It's the 24th of April, isn't it?
- Isn't it the 25th?
- No, actually, you're right.
- And what was the reason for your trip today?
- I can see you've got some shopping with you.
- Yes, I did some shopping.
- But the main reason I came here was to go to the dentist.
- That's not much fun.
- Hope it was nothing serious.
- No, it was just a check-up.
- It's fine.
- Good.
- Do you normally travel by bus into the city centre?
- Yes, I stopped driving in ages ago
- Because parking was so difficult to find.
- And it costs so much.
- I see.
- The bus is much more convenient too.
- It only takes about 30 minutes.
- That's good.
- So where did you start your journey?
- At the bus stop on Claxby Street.
- Is that C-L-A-X-B-Y?
- That's right.
- And how satisfied with the service are you?
- Do you have any complaints?
- Well, as I said, it's very convenient and quick
- When it's on time.
- But this morning it was late.
- Only about ten minutes, but still.
- Yes, I understand that's annoying.
- And what about the timetable?
- Do you have any comments about that?
- I suppose I mainly use the bus during the day,
- But any time I've been in town in the evening, for dinner or at the cinema,
- I've noticed you have to wait a long time for a bus.
- There aren't that many.
- OK, thanks.
- So now I'd like to ask you about your car use.
- Well, I have got a car,
- But I don't use it that often.
- Mainly just to go to the supermarket.
- But that's about it, really.
- My husband uses it at the weekends to go to the golf club.
- And what about a bicycle?
- I don't actually have one at the moment.
- What about the city bikes you can rent?
- Do you ever use those?
- No, I'm not keen on cycling there because of all the pollution.
- But I would like to get a bike.
- It would be good to use it to get to work.
- So why haven't you got one now?
- Well, I live in a flat on the second floor
- And it doesn't have any storage,
- So we'd have to leave it in the hall outside the flat.
- I see.
- OK, well, I think that's all we need from you today.