LISTENING
1.
Accident happened
because the access was blocked.
2.
After the pirates attacked, we needed the
Master’s REPORT / support.
3.
Agent, power Tones
of pineapples have been delivered to the ship
4.
An auditor is speaking to an engineer during an inspection on board.
5.
As a result of poor
monitoring THE COIL / THE COAL started self-heating and within a short time it ignited. [kɔɪl] / [kəʊl]
6.
Be careful! Don’t hit your head on that lock
/ ROCK!
7.
Be careful! Watch the LOAD
/ road.
8.
Because of the local holiday we expect to
complete discharging on Tuesday before sailing / sealing. [ˈseɪlɪŋ] / [ˈsiːlɪŋ]
9.
Because of the local holiday we expect to
complete discharging on TUESDAY / Thursday. [ˈtjuːzdɪ] / [ˈθɜːzdɪ]
10. Before SAILING
/ SEALING, all package must be thoroughly checked. [ˈseɪlɪŋ] / [ˈsiːlɪŋ]
11. Can I have a look
at that CV / cd please? #
12. Can you check the TECHNICAL
/ ELECTRICAL equipment over there, please? #
13. Can you LOOK
UP / lock up there please?
14. Can you pump out
the DRAIN / RAIN water now?
15. Can you release
/ RELIEVE the officer on duty for an hour, please? [rɪˈliːs] / [rɪˈliːv]
16. Can you see the BAY
/ buoy over there? [beɪ] / [bɔɪ]
17. Can you smell sewage again?
18. Captain
was sleeping when the ACCIDENT / incident happened.
19.
Could we go
together?
20. Could you put the maintenance report next to my cap / cup?
21. Did the crew arrive
/ SURVIVE? # [əˈraɪv]
/ [ səˈvaɪv]
22. Did you check the
levels of THE OIL / tanks including those not
being filled? #
23. Did you hear about
that deck rating who was asphyxiated by CARBON DIOXIDE / carbon
monoxide? [ˈkɑːbən-daɪˈɔksaɪd] / [ˈkɑːbənmɔˈnɔksaɪd]
24. Did you sign
/ see the documents which I put on the table?
25. Do you want me to
pass you that BOWL
/ POLE?
26. Do you want this apple
/ SAMPLE?
27. Does that wire
seem WARM / worn to you? [wɔːm] / [wɔːn]
28. Don’t CHECK
/ shake this equipment. #
29. Don’t leave oily clothes
/ CLOTHS lying around because they’re a fire risk. # [kləʊðz] / [klɔθ]
30. Due to a serious leak
of gas / LACK OF GAS we had to delay our cargo operations for a few
days. # [liːk] / [læk]
31. During the
investigation it was NOTICED / NOTED that a similar
fitting had been rigged incorrectly. # [ˈnəʊtɪst]
/ [ˈnəʊtɪd]
32. During these procedures rescue and resuscitation
equipment should be positioned in
sight / on the side.
33. Fill in the
logbook accurately, the Captain exclaimed / EXPLAINED. [ɪksˈkleɪm] / [ɪkˈspleɪnd]
34. For many years
scientists have been involved in researching THE SEABED / this seabIrd. # [ˈsiːbed] / [ˈsiːbɜːd]
35. For many years’ scientists have been involved in
researching God, it stinks!
36. For many years’
scientists have been involved in researching this seabird / THE SEABED.
37. From the bridge
you can see the crowds / CLOUDS gathering.
38. God, it stinks!
Can you smell MORE / raw sewage again?
39. Hasn’t that diver
/ DRIVER arrived yet?
40.
Have you been involved in any ACCIDENTS
/ INCIDENTS over the years?
41.
Have you cut your HAIR
/ EAR?
42. Have you made an
appointment with your EMPLOYER / EMPLOYEE? [ɪmˈplɔɪə] / [emplɔɪˈiː] #
43.
Have you paid THE CALL / all the bills yet?
44.
Have you read this NEWSPAPER
/ NEW PAPER? It explains the security requirements.
45.
Have you seen the TEAM
/ time?
46.
Have you taken the measurements? I think it’s
about a metre / LITRE. # [ˈmiːtə] / [ˈliːtə]
47.
He can tell you
many stories about his life at sea.
48.
He crew manager
got a flight yesterday.
49.
He fainted / PAINTED outside yesterday. [feɪnt]
/ [ˈpeɪntɪd]
50.
He has problems because he’s not a good READER
/ leader.
51.
He is a lawyer How
many looks have a problem?
52.
He knows a lot about CHIPPING
/ SHIPPING.
53. He SLEPT
/ slipped when he was on duty. slept / [sliːpt]
54.
He THREW / FLEW the toy plane
across the garden. [θruː] / [fluː]
55.
He’s a LIAR / LAWYER. [ˈlaɪə] / [ˈlɔːjə]
#
56.
He’s very experienced: he’s spent a lot of time ON
BOARD / abroad.
57. How did you manage
to put your bandage / BAGGAGE on by yourself?
It must have been difficult. [ˈbændɪʤ] / [ˈbægɪʤ]
58.
I am afraid it’s too late
/? #
59.
I am afraid we don’t have enough time to prepare
/ REPAIR the emergency pump.
60.
I can / CAN’T tell you the
exact time when the ship will sail. #
61.
I can’t like that rumour / humour.
[ˈruːmə] / [ˈhjuːmə]
62.
I can’t see because of the thick SMOG
/ smoke.
63.
I can’t think it’s FAR
/ fair.
64.
I can’t want to
today
65. I don’t like that café
/ COFFEE, do you? [ˈkæfeɪ] / [ˈkɔfɪ]
66. I don’t like that rumour
/ HUMOUR. [ˈruːmə] / [ˈhjuːmə]
67.
I don’t like that soap
/ SOUP. [səʊp] /
[suːp]
68.
I don’t think it’s FAR
/ fair.
69. I don’t want to WALK
/ WORK today. [wɔːk] / [wɜːk]
70. I need a lighter
/ LITRE please. [ˈlaɪtə] / [ˈliːtə]
71.
I need some new BROWN / round buttons for my
uniform.
72. I think he’s
drunk. He’s SWAYING / SWEARING a lot. [ˈsweɪɪŋ]
/ [ˈsweərɪŋ] шатающийся
ругань
73.
I think I can hear the sound of a whistle
/ VESSEL. [wɪsl] / [vesl]
74.
I think we need to expand
/ EXTEND this project. #
75.
I think we need to TEST
/ TASTE this first. [test] / [teɪst]
76.
I think you need a LIGHTER
/ BRIGHTER torch. #
77.
I think you need to order some more CARTONS
/ CURTAINS. [ˈkɑːtəns] / [kɜːtns]
78. I want you to
complete checking as soon as possible and then make sure all these items ad locked
/ LOGGED.
79. I won’t
/ want to work on a gas tanker.
80.
I’m looking for the MAIL
/ nail. It was here a moment ago.
81.
I’m not happy with this GLUE
/ crew.
82.
I’m sorry but I can’t find the Purser
/ parcel anywhere.
[ˈpɜːsə] / [pɑːsl]
83.
I’ve had no contract / contact from the crewing
agency yet.
84. Is it still RAINING
/ HAILING out there? #
[reɪnɪŋ] / [ˈheɪlɪŋ]
приветствующий
85.
It was a hard ground / GRIND.
86.
It was here a
moment ago I’m sorry but I can’t find the purser / parcel anywhere.
87.
It was windy and icy. The 3rd Officer
slipped / SLID and tell, injuring
his knee.
88.
It’s getting colder / COOLER now. You’d better
put on your sweater. #
89. It’s not that simple
/ SAMPLE you know. # [sɪmpl] /
[ sɑːmpl]
90. Look out to sea
for a WHILE / whale. # [waɪl] /
[weɪl]
91. Luckily, I
didn’t hurt myself, I only tore my SHORTS / SHIRT on a ladder. [ʃɔːts] / [ʃɜːt]
92. Make sure
the galley / ALLEYWAY emergency exist aren’t blocked.
93. Make sure
you avoid that buoy / BAY. [bɔɪ] / [beɪ]
94. Oil / all production must be carefully monitored.
95. One lock on the last door.
96. Pass me the ball / bowl.
97. Please ask the
crewing agency to PRODUCE / reduce their budget.
98. Please check the LEVEL
/ label of the chemicals.
99. Please could you switch
over / SWITCH OFF.
100. Please inform us
when THE HOLD / THE WHOLE inspection will be carried out. [həʊld] / [həʊl]
101. Please, do help YOURSELVES / YOURSELF. =
102. Seven years ago we worked on SOME / the same ship
but I can’t remember its name now.
103.
So are you going to live
/ LEAVE here then?
104. So what kind of BOAT
/ BAIT do you use when you go fishing? # [bəʊt]
/ [beɪt]
105. Some parts of this CHAPTER / CHARTER aren’t
very clear.
106. Stay away from the beer / PIER.
107. That’s a lot of GRAIN
/ GRIME on the deck. # [greɪn] / [graɪm]
108. That’s a WIDE
/ void space over there. [waɪd] / [vɔɪd]
109. The “No smoking”
warning sign must be posted IN SIGHT / inside immediately.
110. The “No smoking” warning sign must be posted in
sight immediately onboard procedure need considerable updating / upgrading
111. The 3rd
Officer made a VALID / valued observation. [ˈvælɪd] / [ˈvæljuːd]
112.
The accident happened because the access was locked / BLOCKED.
#
113.
The boat fell from
a height of about three meters whilst being hoisted out of the water
114.
The Bosun fell
from the vessel while rigging the pilot ladder.
115.
The Bosun’s in a bad mood and he’s very HUNGRY
/ angry.
116.
The Captain was sleeping when the ACCIDENT
/ incident happened. #
117.
The
cargo was delayed / DERAILED. [dɪˈleɪd] / [dɪˈreɪld]
118. The charterer
requires BOTH / BOAT skippers to be experienced
and competent. # [bəʊθ] / [bəʊt]
119. The Chief Engineer
has asked for a new filter / FITTER.
120. The Chief Engineer
REALLY / rarely works hard. # [ˈrɪəlɪ] /
[ˈrɛəlɪ]
121. The company have
issued the new Safety Management System to all ships so you must REPLY
/ comply at once.
122. The crew got dressed / STRESSED when they heard the alarm go off.
# [drest] / [strest]
123. The crew manager
got a FRIGHT / flight yesterday.
124. The crew were infected / INSPECTED. #
125. The crew will be SIGNED OFF / signed on on 12th September.
126. The crewmen are describing a port state control
inspector. What does hr. look like?
127. The DOCK’S
/ deck’s very slippery.
128. The expiry date on
these fire extinguishers ends in 1 month. We’ll need THIRTEEN
/ thirty extinguishers to be replaced or refilled on shore.
129. The final
destination of the cargo is AUSTRALIA / AUSTRIA. [ɒˈstreɪlɪə]
/ [ˈɒstrɪə]
130.
The last ferry back is at 2350
/ 2315 hour.
131.
The lookout saw some refugees sailing on a small
RAFT / craft.
132. The medical stores
133.
The new car carrier NEW
WAY / New Wave is the ninth to join our fleet since 2004.
134.
The onboard procedure needs considerable upgrading
/ UPDATING.
135.
The process of
loading and discharging was carried out by the 2nd officer yesterday.
136. The RADAR
/ rudder must be repaired immediately. [ˈreɪdə] / [ˈrʌdə]
137.
The SLING / CEILING is damaged. #
138.
The superintendent has to FILE
/ fill the form.
139.
There are a lot of ATTACKS/taxis in this area.
140.
There are about THIRTEEN / THIRTY crew members
working on his ferry. #
141.
There seems to be a problem with STALLING
/ steering. #
142.
There’re a growing
number small / smaller tour vessels.
143.
There’re a lot of SHOPS
/ SHIPS in this area.
144.
There’s water in the HOLE
/ hold.
145.
These two t-shirts / TWO SHIRTS are dirty, they
need washing. [ti ʃɜːts] / [tuː ʃɜːts]
146.
They’re going to add another STOREY
/ STAIRWAY to this building. # [ˈstɔːrɪ] / [ˈstɛəweɪ]
147. This Chief Officer
has been with the company for years: he doesn’t need an INTRODUCTION
/ induction. [ɪntrəˈdʌkʃn] / [ɪnˈdʌkʃn]
148.
This hurricane could DESTROY
/ DISTORT the equipment settings. = [dɪsˈtrɔɪ] / [dɪsˈtɔːt]
149.
This STEEL / seal is poor quality.
#
150.
Those metal lockers are covered in dust
/ RUST.
151.
THREE ENGINEERS / The engineers saw flames coming from the control room.
152. Tonnes
/ TINS of pineapples have been delivered
to the ship.
153.
Wait until the pilot arrives.
154.
We can’t SELL / seal these envelopes
because they're wet.
155.
We checked and certified all safety
/ SEVENTY belts before they were taken on board.
156.
We had to change our plane
/ PLAN so we didn’t arrive at the port in time. #
157. We have a real
problem with stowaways / STORAGE on this vessel. [ˈstəʊəweɪ] / [ˈstɔːrɪʤ]
158.
We have to REGAIN / RETAIN our speed if we’re
going to arrive at our berth on time. #
159.
We looked through
all the catalogues but couldn’t find the name of this part.
160.
We need to buy a PAIR / spare when we get into
port. #
161.
We need to check the BALLAST /
balance.
162.
We need to clean / CLEAR the deck.
163. We need to do an EXCAVATION
/ EXPLORATION of the seabed. # [ekskəˈveɪʃn] / [eksplɔːˈreɪʃn]
164.
We need to examine the cargo before UNLOADING
/ LOADING it. #
165.
We need to go in a
hurry / lorry.
166. We’re running out
of PEPPER / paper can you get some
more? [ˈpepə] / [ˈpeɪpə]
167.
We’ve just received the new port
/ SUPPORT guidelines.
168.
What do you think of that ADVICE
/ device?
169.
What have you just put in your BUCKET
/ pocket? #
170.
What time is the POSTMAN / bosun coming? #
171. What’s the rate
/ route. [reɪt] / [ruːt]
#
172.
When are you going to see the SIGNS
/ sights? #
173.
When can we start the automatic DISCHARGING
/ system? #
174.
When I checked the TAP /
tape it turned out to be damaged?
175.
Where is that flag / PLUG from?
176.
Which can take
travelers into places larger vessels can't enter here’re a lot of shops
/ ships in this area.
177.
While loading the
cargo of wooden, goods, special fire precautions should be taken.
178. Why are those PANS
/ pens lying around? # [pæns] / [pens]
179.
Why don’t you REALISE / release this? # [ˈrɪəlaɪz] / [rɪˈliːs]
180. Would you like this
/ THESE?
181.
You can look through the GLASSES
/ glass.
182.
You must inspect all the VANS
/ FANS before sailing. [væns] / [fæns]
183.
You need to lift the RAMP
/ lamp higher.
184.
You need to LOCK / log that properly. #
185.
You’ve broken the bottle
/ PORTHOLE.
186.
Your VOICE / invoice is very high.
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