ALCPT Listening Comprehension Dialogues Flashcards
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Woman: 'Did you hear what the commander announced at morning formation?' Man: 'No, I missed it. What did he say?' What does the man mean?
Answer: He was not present for the formation announcement.
The man says he 'missed it,' meaning he was absent and did not hear the announcement.
Man: 'Are we supposed to report to the supply room before or after lunch?' Woman: 'The sergeant said after, but you'd better double-check.' What does the woman suggest?
Answer: The man should verify the information himself.
The phrase 'you'd better double-check' advises the man to confirm the information independently.
Woman: 'The temperature dropped overnight. Is the exercise still on?' Man: 'As far as I know, nothing's been cancelled.' What can be inferred?
Answer: The exercise is likely still scheduled to happen.
'As far as I know, nothing's been cancelled' indicates the exercise is probably still on.
Man: 'I can't figure out this map. The grid coordinates don't match.' Woman: 'Let me take a look. Maybe you have the wrong scale.' What is the woman offering to do?
Answer: Help the man examine the map and find the error.
The woman says 'let me take a look,' meaning she is offering to help inspect the map.
Woman: 'How long have you been stationed here?' Man: 'About eight months. My tour ends in four more.' What does the man mean?
Answer: He has been at this station for eight months and will leave in four more.
The man states he arrived eight months ago and has four months remaining in his assignment.
Man: 'The motor pool said the vehicle won't be ready until Thursday.' Woman: 'That's a problem. We need it by Wednesday at the latest.' What is the woman's concern?
Answer: The vehicle will not be available soon enough for their needs.
The vehicle is ready Thursday but needed by Wednesday, so it will not be available in time.
Woman: 'Did Sergeant Harris approve your leave request?' Man: 'Not yet. He said he'd let me know by the end of the week.' What do we know about the man's leave?
Answer: His leave has not been approved or denied yet.
The sergeant has not yet responded, so the leave status is still pending.