People and Their Relationships. Test in Listening. Form 10. Term 1

her mum; 

her neighbour;

her childhood friend;

her elder sister.

be very strict to her;

let her do whatever she wanted;

tell her fairy stories and treat her with tasty things;

take her to parks and funfairs. 

has not changed at all since Speaker A’s childhood;

has changed greatly since Speaker A's childhood;

does not want to see Speaker A anymore;

has changed her eating habits and lifestyle since Speaker A's childhood.

the same age as him;

a bit younger;

several years older;

his age is not mentioned in the paragraph.

keep in touch sometimes;

see each other regularly;

avoid each other;

send messages to each other.

have always been close friends;

fell out with each other from time to time;

did not communicate with each other some time ago;

quarrelled with each other to smithereens long ago.

were good at all the school subjects;

specialised in different things;

could not help each other with school subjects;

helped their classmates with school subjects.

are planning to go to different places after finishing school;

are planning to enter the same university after finishing school;

have not decided where to study after finishing school yet;

are going to spend a gap year abroad after finishing school.

first met each other after summer holidays many years ago;

used to live in the same street;

used to be leaders of their boys’ company;

fell out just after several years of communication.

are living next door now;

still live in the same street;

do not want to see each other anymore;

still keep in touch via social networks.

does not remember in detail when and where she met her boyfriend first;

was taken aback when she saw her boyfriend first;

remembers the tune which was playing when she met her boyfriend

first;

doesn’t want to recall the day she met her boyfriend first.

have known each other since their childhood;

have been together for quite a long time; 

are friends on Facebook;

have known each other for a year and a half.

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