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Listening Scripts

		1. Lillian sees thousands of bikes on the streets.                  (hundreds) 2. Amsterdam hasn’t got any mountains and valleys.                                                                     (hills) 3. About 1, 200 families live on houseboats.          (2, 400) 4. Some of the houseboats are five hundred years old.                                              (one) 5. Lillian is wearing a jacket and boots because it’s cold on the river.                                                   (gloves)

Listening Scripts

Part 1:

Harry: Can I help you?

Lillian: Yes, thank you. I’m visiting Amsterdam for only one day and I want to see the city.

Harry: Well, Miss …?

Lillian: I’m Lillian.

Harry: Hi, Lillian. And welcome to the Floating Dutchman! My name’s Harry and I’m the driver.

Lillian: It’s nice to meet you, Harry. Tell me, what’s special about the Floating Dutchman?

Harry: The Floating Dutchman is an amphibious bus.

Lillian: An amphibious bus?

Harry: It’s a new attraction in Amsterdam. It looks like a bus, but it travels on water, too. First, we go on the streets of Amsterdam. Then, we go into the River Amstel.

Lillian: Into the River Amstel? That sounds exciting. How long is the trip?

Harry: It’s about 45 minutes.

Lillian: Just 45 minutes?

Lillian: OK!

Part 2:

Harry: Good morning, everyone. I’m Harry – driver and guide.

Lillian: Look! There are hundreds of bikes in the streets!

Harry: Many people ride bikes in Amsterdam because there aren’t any mountains or hills. OK, we’re coming to the River Amstel now. Are you ready? We’re going into the river!

Lillian: Ooh! We’re travelling on the river now!

Harry: Look at all the houseboats on the river. About 2, 400 families live on houseboats. Some of the boats are over a hundred years old.

Lillian: Wow, 2, 400 families! Why do people live on the river?

Harry: Many people want to be in the centre of the city.

Lillian: Oh, I see. Well, I hope they’ve all got warm coats. It’s cold on the river! I’m glad I’ve got a jacket and gloves.

Harry: Yes, it is cold today.

Lillian: But I’m happy to be here, Harry. The Floating Dutchman is fantastic!