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LISTENING. You are going to hear a talk between W
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Exercise 1
You are going to hear a talk between W. Buckhurst and Peter Wiles. Before you listen to the conversation look at these statements, which you will mark T (True) or F (False) after you have listened to the tape.
| 1. | The gang had been tipped off that a lorry belonging to Andersons would be coming through the way with a valuable load of office furniture. |
| 2. | A hi-jacker must have thought Andersons' driver was lying for some reason that he had a load of office desks and filing cabinets. |
| 3. | The driver was taken to a farm a long way from the main road and held there for seven weeks before the gang released him. Then he had to walk six miles before he found a policeman. |
| 4. | Nobody knows what the robbers did with the lorry and how it became a total wreck. |
| 5. | The insurance of the load is very simple and there was no need to inform the insurance brokers when the theft was reported because all goods delivered for Harper & Grant Ltd. within the United Kingdom are covered by a blanket insurance policy. |
| 6. | Lloyds underwrote the policy, i.e. Harper & Grant Ltd. are insured with a syndicate of Lloyds underwriters. |
| 7. | Someone from a syndicate of Lloyds underwriters will go up to inspect the damaged goods to give an opinion about their value. |
| 8. | The main problem in this situation is that Harper & Grant’s insurers seem to think the desks and chairs may not be too badly damaged. |
| 9. | William Buckhurstthinks someone from the firm ought to go up and give the managers an opinion of the damage. |
| 10. | Peter would like to go up there himself and have a look in spite of the fact that it's miles from a main road, right up in the Moorland Valley. Also there isn’t much to do at the office at the moment and he can go. |
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