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各位同学们，为了督促帮助大家持续提升英语能力，培君老师们特意给大家准备了雅思每日一包。每天覆盖听说读写内容，坚持完成两周以上，就能见到自己的英语能力不断上涨哟。

1.听写包答案：

Good morning. Stretton Festival box office. How can I help you?

Oh, hello. My family and I are on holiday in the area, and we've seen some posters about the festival this week.
Could you tell me about some of the events, please?
Of course.
First of all, are there still tickets available for the jazz band on Saturday?
There are, but only ￡15. The ￡12 seats have all been sold.
OK. And the venue is the school, isn't it?
Yes, that's right, the secondary school.
Make sure you don't go to the primary school by mistake!
And there's an additional performer who isn't mentioned on the posters — Carolyn Hart is going to play with the band.
Oh, I think I've heard her on the radio.
Doesn't she play the oboe, or flute or something?
Yes the flute. She usually plays with symphony orchestras, and apparently this is her first time with a jazz band.
Well, I'd certainly like to hear her.
Then the next thing I want to ask about is the duck races
I saw a poster beside a river. What are they, exactly?
Well, you buy a yellow plastic duck — or as many as you like — they're a pound each.
And you write your name on each one.
There'll be several races, depending on the number of ducks taking part.
And John Stevens, a champion swimmer who lives locally, is going to start the races.
AII the ducks will be launched into the river at the back of the cinema,
then they'll float along the river for 500 metres, as far as the railway bridge.
And are there any prizes?
Yes, the first duck in each race to arrive at the finishing line wins its owner free tickets for the concert on the last night of the festival.
You said you can buy a duck? I'm sure my children will both want one.
They're on sale at a stall in the market.
You can't miss it — it's got an enormous sign showing a couple of ducks.
OK. I'll go there this afternoon.
I remember walking past there yesterday.
Now could you tell me something about the flower show, please?
Well, admission is free, and the show is being held in Bythwaite Hall.
Sorry, how do you spell that?
B-Y-T-H-W-A-I-T-E.Bythwaite.
Is it easy to find? I'm not very familiar with the town yet.
Oh, you won't have any problem. It's right in the centre of Stretton.
It's the only old building in the town, so it's easy to recognise.
I know it. I presume it's open all day.
Yes, but if you'd like to see the prizes being awarded for the best flowers,
you'll need to be there at 5 o' clock.
The prizes are being given by a famous actor Kevin Shapless.
He lives nearby and gets involved in a lot of community events.
Gosh, I've seen him on TV.
I'll definitely go to the prize-giving.
Right.
上午好，这里是 Stretton庆典售票处，有什么能帮您？
哦，你好，我和家人正在这个地区度假，我们看见一些海报上在宣传这个周的庆典。
能请你给我介绍一些庆典上的活动吗？
当然啦。
首先，周六要举行的爵士乐队表演还有票吗？
有，不过只剩15英镑的票了，12英镑的所有座位都已经卖光了。
好的，举行地点是在学校，对吧？
是的，没错，在中学。
千万别走错路去了小学。
还有一位海报上没有提到的演出人员——Carolyn Hart ，她也将和乐队一起表演。
哦，我记得在广播上听说过她。
她演奏的是不是双簧管，还是长笛什么的？
是的，长笛。她经常和交响乐团一起演奏，这似乎是她第一次和一个爵士乐队一起表演。
哇，那我肯定要去听听她的演奏。
然后我想问的另一件事是那个鸭子比赛，
我在河边看见的海报，那究竟是什么比赛？
首先你要买一只塑料的小黄鸭，或者你想买多少就买多少，每只一英镑。
然后在每只鸭子上写下你的名字。
根据参加的鸭子数量，会分成好几场比赛。
住在本地的游泳冠军John Stevens会宣布比赛开始。
接着你们要把所有的鸭子都放进电影院后面的那条河里，
它们会顺着河水漂流500米，最后到达终点铁路大桥。
赢了有什么奖励吗？
有的，每场比赛中第一只到达终点的鸭子都能给它的主人赢得在庆典最后一晚举行的演唱会的门票。
你说可以买到这种鸭子？我相信我的孩子们都会想要的。
市场上的一个货摊上正在削价出售这种鸭子。
很好找的，那个摊子有一个巨大的画着几只鸭子的标志。
好的，我今天下午就去买。
我记得昨天就路过了那里。
你能跟我讲讲花卉展览的情况吗？
好的，进场是免费的，展览在Bythwaite Hall举行。
不好意思，你能拼读一下吗？
B-Y-T-H-W-A-I-T-E，Bythwaite。
地方难不难找？我对这座小镇还不是很熟悉。
没问题的，就在Stretton的中心。
那是镇上唯一的老建筑，所以很容易就能认出来。
我知道那个地方，我猜它是全天开放的？
对，不过如果你想观看给最美花卉颁奖的话，
还是要5点钟到那。
奖项会由著名演员 Kevin Shapless颁发，
他就住在附近，经常参加社区活动。
天呐，我在电视上看见过他。
那我绝对得去看颁奖了。
好的。

2.阅读包答案：

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3.写作包答案：

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