B1 Ascolto

B1Lavoro12 min

Organizzare una giornata di squadra

Planning a team day

Tre colleghi discutono varie idee per una giornata fuori con il loro team e decidono chi farà cosa.

Prima di ascoltare

Ascolterai tre colleghi, Aiko, Kofi e Sofia, durante una breve riunione. La loro azienda ha dato loro dei soldi per organizzare una giornata fuori per il team. Mentre ascolti, nota ogni idea di cui discutono e le ragioni a favore e contro.

budgetsostantivo
budget: la somma di denaro che puoi spendere per qualcosaOur budget for the trip is quite small.
splitverbo
dividere: separare persone o cose in gruppi o parti più piccoliThe teacher split the class into three groups.
cluesostantivo
indizio: un'informazione che ti aiuta a risolvere un enigmaWe found the last clue behind a picture.
suitverbo
andare bene: essere comodo o adatto a qualcunoDoes Monday suit you, or is Tuesday better?
bookverbo
prenotare: organizzare di avere una camera, un tavolo o un biglietto in un momento successivoI've booked a table for six people.

Ascolta · 1:24

Ideas for the team day

Velocità
Mostra la trascrizione (prova prima le domande)

Aiko: Right, we need to decide on the team day before Friday. There are eighteen of us, and the budget is thirty pounds per person. Kofi, you had an idea?

Kofi: I did. What about a boat trip on the river? There's a company near the station that does two-hour tours.

Sofia: It sounds lovely, but I checked their prices last year. It's about forty-five pounds each, so it's well over our budget.

Kofi: Oh, that's a shame. What about a cooking class instead? We could all make lunch together.

Aiko: That could work, but the kitchen only takes twelve people, so we'd have to split the group. And the whole point is to do something together.

Sofia: How about the puzzle rooms in the old library building? Teams of six have an hour to solve a series of clues. It's twenty pounds each, so there'd still be money left for lunch.

Kofi: Oh, I've done one of those! It was brilliant, and it gets people talking to colleagues they don't normally work with.

Aiko: Great. So, puzzle rooms in the morning and lunch afterwards. Which day suits people better, Thursday the twentieth or Friday the twenty-first?

Sofia: Thursday, I think. Quite a few people leave early on Fridays.

Aiko: Thursday it is, then. Sofia, could you book the rooms? Kofi, can you send round a short form asking what people would like for lunch? I'll tell our manager this afternoon.

Kofi: No problem. I'll send it out today.

Esercizio 1 di 2

Capire la riunione

Ascolta la riunione. Scegli la risposta migliore.

  1. What is the main purpose of the meeting?

  2. Why do they decide against the boat trip?

  3. What is the problem with the cooking class?

  4. How does Kofi feel about Sofia's idea?

  5. Why do they choose Thursday?

  6. What will Aiko do next?

  7. What will the team do after the puzzle rooms?

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Esercizio 2 di 2

Numeri e dettagli

Ascolta di nuovo e scrivi la parola o il numero mancante. Puoi scrivere i numeri in lettere o in cifre.

  1. There are people in the team.

  2. The budget is pounds per person.

  3. The boat trip costs about pounds each.

  4. The kitchen for the cooking class only takes people.

  5. The puzzle rooms are in the old building.

  6. The puzzle rooms cost pounds per person.

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Fonte

Testo originale di Joy English, letto da voci di sintesi vocale open source (Kokoro-82M, Apache-2.0).

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