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Before throwing you into complex conversations, the audio isolates new vocabulary words and grammatical structures. Hearing the correct word stress and sentence intonation helps prevent you from developing hard-to-correct pronunciation habits. Syllabus Breakdown: What You Will Listen To four corners 3 audio

ELLIOT (on tape) We kept the corner soft. That sometimes means it's messy. But softness remembers how to hold a hand. This is Cambridge’s modern digital learning platform

ELLIOT (on tape) Make sure there's always a place that listens at midnight. Hearing the correct word stress and sentence intonation

Mara stands in the theater doorway as noon light hits the marquee. Someone hands her a steaming cup of coffee — the woman from the diner now running a stall where the pawn shop used to be. Small victories: a floor swept, a seat repaired.

| Track | Length | Content | |-------|--------|---------| | 1-1 | 0:45 | "Listen to people introduce themselves" | | 1-2 | 1:10 | Grammar: Present simple vs. continuous (model) | | 1-3 | 1:30 | Conversation: "What do you do these days?" | | 1-4 | 0:50 | Pronunciation: Linking "what do" → "whaddaya" | | 1-5 | 1:20 | Listening: Three people describe their routines |

Don’t read the transcript. Close your eyes. Listen to the interaction track (usually 2-3 minutes). Ask yourself: What is the main topic? Are they happy, sad, or angry?