Listen to an interview. Are the sentences true (T), false (F) or not stated (NS)? 1 The interviewer doesn’t know how to spell the girl’s first name. _______ 2 Ann’s favourite…
Listen to an interview. Are the sentences true (T), false (F) or not stated (NS)? 1 The interviewer doesn’t know how to spell the girl’s first name. _______ 2 Ann’s favourite sport is swimming.nces true (T) 3 Ann doesn’t do any sports now.entences true 4 Ann helps younger students at school because she wants to become a teacher.__________ 5 The youngest students are eleven years old. _______ 6 The sports trainers in the camp can have an evening off if the other trainers agree. ____ 7 The job the interviewer offers Ann starts next month.se (F) or not
I can’t listen to the interview here. If you share the transcript (paste the exact lines) or give me enough detail from the interview, I’ll mark each statement as T, F, or NS and explain briefly why.
How to proceed:
- For each statement, check the interview text for an exact reference.
- True (T): the statement is explicitly confirmed in the interview.
- False (F): the interview explicitly contradicts the statement.
- Not Stated (NS): the interview neither confirms nor contradicts the statement (or you can’t infer it from what’s said).
Helpful tips:
- Be careful with motives or future plans: only mark as T if the interview explicitly says that is the reason or plan.
- If the interview merely implies something but doesn’t state it directly, prefer NS.
- If you want, I can also provide a brief justification for each answer.
If you can paste the relevant parts or a summary of each item, I’ll return a clean list like:
- [Statement] — [T/F/NS], Explanation: …
- [Statement] — [T/F/NS], Explanation: … ... and so on for items 1–7.
