IELTS Listening - Section 1 - Day 27
Day 27: Driving Lesson Enquiry
This IELTS-style listening practice focuses on driving lesson enquiries, corrected lesson type, date, time, instructor surname, pickup point, lesson price, learner details, phone number, and enquiry reference.
Practice Method
- Listen once without pausing.
- Answer Questions 1-10 while listening.
- Check the answer key only after finishing.
- Replay the difficult parts.
- Read the transcript after you try the questions.
- Write one mistake to fix in your next practice.
Questions
Listen to the audio and answer Questions 1-10.
Questions 1-5
Complete the driving lesson enquiry form below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Driving Lesson Enquiry
1. Lesson type: __________ lesson
2. First lesson date: 10 __________
3. Lesson time: __________
4. Instructor surname: __________
5. Pickup point: town __________
Questions 6-10
Complete the learner details below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Learner Details
6. Lesson price: __________ pounds
7. Learner surname: __________
8. Licence number ends in: __________
9. Phone number: 07631 __________
10. Enquiry reference: __________
Answer Key and Review
1. automatic
2. January
3. 4:15
4. Collins
5. library
6. 38
7. Patel
8. 62
9. 845 206
10. D9471
Distractor Explanation
- Manual lessons are mentioned first, but the learner chooses automatic lessons.
- 9 January is unavailable, so the confirmed date is 10 January.
- 3:45 is too early, so the final lesson time is 4:15.
- The pickup point is not the town station. It is the town library.
- 35 pounds is the standard price, but the automatic lesson costs 38 pounds.
Review Focus
- Did you write the final lesson type?
- Did you avoid the unavailable date?
- Did you catch the corrected lesson time?
- Did you separate station from library?
- Did you choose the automatic lesson price?
Transcript
Day 27 IELTS Listening Practice - Section 1
Topic: Driving Lesson Enquiry
Receptionist: Good afternoon. City Drive School. How can I help?
Learner: Hello. I would like to ask about booking my first driving lesson.
Receptionist: Of course. Are you interested in manual lessons or automatic lessons?
Learner: I first thought manual would be better, but I want to start with automatic lessons.
Receptionist: Automatic lesson. That is fine.
Learner: Thank you.
Receptionist: When would you like your first lesson?
Learner: Is Friday the ninth of January available?
Receptionist: Friday the ninth is already full, but Saturday the tenth of January is available.
Learner: Saturday the tenth is good.
Receptionist: We have a lesson at quarter to four.
Learner: 3:45 is a bit early because I finish work at four.
Receptionist: The next slot is quarter past four.
Learner: 4:15 is perfect.
Receptionist: Your instructor will be Mr Collins.
Learner: Could you spell that, please?
Receptionist: Collins. C O L L I N S.
Learner: Thank you.
Receptionist: Where would you like to be picked up?
Learner: I was going to say the town station, but the town library is easier for me.
Receptionist: Town library.
Learner: Yes, please.
Receptionist: The standard lesson price is 35 pounds, but automatic lessons are 38 pounds.
Learner: That is fine. 38 pounds.
Receptionist: May I have your surname?
Learner: Patel.
Receptionist: Is that P A T E L?
Learner: Yes, Patel.
Receptionist: Do you have your provisional licence number?
Learner: I do not have the full number with me, but it ends in six two.
Receptionist: Ends in 62. Thank you.
Learner: Yes.
Receptionist: Could I take your phone number?
Learner: It is zero seven six three one, eight four five, two zero six.
Receptionist: Let me check: 07631 845 206.
Learner: Correct.
Receptionist: Your enquiry reference is D nine four seven one.
Learner: D9471?
Receptionist: Yes. Please bring your provisional licence to the first lesson.
Learner: I will. Thank you.
Receptionist: You are welcome. Goodbye.
Learner: Goodbye.
For enquiries, the first option may not be the final booking. Listen for corrections before writing lesson type, date, time, place, or price.
This IELTS-style educational practice is created by IELTS Booster Lab. It is not official IELTS material and is not affiliated with IELTS, British Council, IDP, Cambridge, or any official IELTS partner.
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