LOST / STOLEN PASSPORT DETAILS — REAL IELTS EXAM TEST 34 — IELTS Test

REAL IELTS EXAM TEST 34

LOST / STOLEN PASSPORT DETAILS

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(0:02) This recording is copyright. (0:34) First, you have some time to look at questions 1 to 5. (1:05) Now listen carefully and answer questions 1 to 5. (1:12) Good afternoon, madam. How can I help you? (1:14) Oh, hello.
I think my passport has been stolen and the embassy told me to register it with you.
(1:21) Sorry to hear that, madam. Let me find a form to take some details.
(1:25) OK, here we are. So, I need to take some information about you and what's happened (1:32) and then I can give you a crime reference number to give to your embassy. (1:37) OK.
Right, let's start with the information on the passport. What's your surname?
(1:44) It's Ms Walsh. That's W-A-L-S-H.
(1:49) And your first name? (1:51) Chloe. (1:52) OK, Ms Walsh. And can I take your date of birth? (1:57) Yes, it's the 5th of July, 1987.
(2:01) OK, I've got that here. And next, I'm going to need to take your place of birth. (2:07) I was born in Ireland.
(2:09) I need the city or town, madam. (2:11) Oh, it was the capital, Dublin. (2:14) And do you know your passport number? (2:16) Um, I have a copy of it somewhere.
Oh, yes, here you go. It's 3-2-3-6-8-2.
(2:27) Now, I need to take some contact details in case we need to contact you or if we find the passport.
(2:34) Can I take your phone number? (2:36) Yes, my mobile number is 07780-367-021. (2:43) So that's 07780-367-012. (2:51) No, it ends 021.
(2:55) Oh, OK. And your email address? (2:58) It's chloe.walsh at email.com. (3:02) And finally, can I take your address, please? (3:06) It's 97 East Street in Brighton and the postcode is BN12SE. (3:17) Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to look at questions 6 to 10.
(3:50) Now listen carefully and answer questions 6 to 10. (3:55) OK, now I need to make a few notes about what happened. You say that your passport was stolen? (4:02) Well, I'm not sure.
It was either stolen from my pocket or I dropped it and lost it.
(4:09) OK, madam. Well, you need to report it with us whether it was lost or stolen.
You said that it was in your pocket?
(4:16) That's right. I kept it in the pocket of my jacket because I thought it would be safer there. (4:22) OK.
Well, there has been a number of people reporting pickpocketing recently, so maybe it was stolen from your pocket. When was this?
(4:30) It was last Wednesday. (4:32) So that's Wednesday the 21st of July? (4:35) That's right.
(4:36) And do you know where it's happened? (4:38) Well, I'm not sure exactly. In the afternoon, I went to meet a friend and I know I had it with me then because I felt it in my pocket before I left. (4:49) And where did you meet your friend? (4:51) In Green Cafe on the High Street.
(4:53) And what did you do after that? (4:55) So, I went for a walk along the High Street and was going to walk home but it started raining so I decided to get the bus home. (5:05) I think I got home around 4.30 and it was then that I realised I didn't have my passport with me anymore. (5:12) That's all the information that I need.
I'll give you a crime reference number now which they might ask you for when you get your new passport.
(5:20) The number is A13-5970. (5:26) OK.
Well, thanks for your help.
(5:29) No problem, madam. Have a nice day.
(5:35) That is the end of part one. You now have some time to check your answers.

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