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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers
ID: #4139
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Eco Power
Transcript:
Interviewer: Good morning, today in the studio we have Sue Booth from Eco Power, she’s here to tell us about renewable energy sources and how we can use them in our homes.
Sue: Good morning.
Interviewer: Sue, energy is a hot topic at the moment, with petrol prices at record highs, gas shortages and price increases everywhere, what can the average householder do to save money?
Sue: Well, we’re talking about the UK here – I think there are two issues.
Interviewer: What are these?
Sue: Well, first we need to use energy in the home more efficiently, then we can look at a couple of ways of using renewable energy sources in the home Interviewer: OK, how can I make my home more energy efficient?
Sue: Well, let’s start with insulation – make sure that the roof and the walls of your house are insulated, and you’ll save money on your heating bills. Next look at your windows, do these close well? Do you have draughts? Consider installing double glazing – this is expensive initially but again you’ll save in the long term.
Interviewer: Ok, so ‘insulate’ seems to be the key word.
Sue: Definitely, yes, now as regards actually producing energy in the home, solar power is a solution.
Sue: Good morning.
Interviewer: Sue, energy is a hot topic at the moment, with petrol prices at record highs, gas shortages and price increases everywhere, what can the average householder do to save money?
Sue: Well, we’re talking about the UK here – I think there are two issues.
Interviewer: What are these?
Sue: Well, first we need to use energy in the home more efficiently, then we can look at a couple of ways of using renewable energy sources in the home Interviewer: OK, how can I make my home more energy efficient?
Sue: Well, let’s start with insulation – make sure that the roof and the walls of your house are insulated, and you’ll save money on your heating bills. Next look at your windows, do these close well? Do you have draughts? Consider installing double glazing – this is expensive initially but again you’ll save in the long term.
Interviewer: Ok, so ‘insulate’ seems to be the key word.
Sue: Definitely, yes, now as regards actually producing energy in the home, solar power is a solution.
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