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|Episode 162|

In…Liverpool &Manchester!

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広島大学 | English News Weekly Podcast.

2013 | Ep. 162 - In Liverpool & Manchester!

Special North West Special Episode!

English News Weekly… in Liverpool & Manchester

This is the second special summer edition of Hiroshima University’s English

News Weekly Podcast. In 2013 ENW travelled three incredibly interesting

European cities - Paris, Edinburgh & Lisbon. This summer, ENW is on the

move again to another 3 European cities. Last week ENW was in the canal

city of Amsterdam – download ENW episode 161 to find out where we went

to!

This week ENW is travelling to two famous English cities that are united by

music, industry, shipping and literature but divided by football! Yes ENW is

going to be in the north-west cities of Liverpool and Manchester l, the homes

of The Beatles, Liverpool FC, Oasis and of course England’s most successful

club – Manchester United.

ENW will start in Liverpool with a visit to where it all started for the most

famous pop group in the world before moving across the city to the Albert

Dock. After just one day in Liverpool ENW is heading to Manchester first to

The Gallery of Costume and then ending our visit at the greatest football

stadium in the world, Old Trafford home ground of Manchester United.

Some Hints about – In Liverpool & Manchester!



[201408-04] In Liverpool & Manchester | August 29th 2014

| PART 1 | Warm Ups |

Warm Up | 1 Odd 1 Out

Look at the four words below, which word is different from the other three?

Write your reason in the box underneath. Check your answer later.

1. a) Rivals b) Partners c) Combats d) Opponents

My Reason… _____________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________

Warm Up | 2 Brainstorm

How many different words can you connect to the words in the box? Can you think of at least 10 words? Why do you think this?

|North West|

Warm Up | 3 Liverpool & Manchester Trivia

Read about Liverpool & Manchester – some are true and some are false!

Read the seven statements below and decide if you think they are correct!

HINT – Four sentences are TRUE & three sentences are FALSE!

1 Liverpool has a bigger population than Manchester. [T] [F]

2 Manchester United has won more league titles than Liverpool. [T] [F]

3 All four members of The Beatles were born in Liverpool. [T] [F]

4 Manchester is a port city – despite being 50 km from the sea. [T] [F]

5 Liverpool is an older than Manchester. [T] [F]

6 Osaka in Japan is called ‘The Manchester of Japan’ [T] [F]

7 The first overseas consulate of the USA was in Manchester. [T] [F]



| PART 2 | Listening |

Listening / Reading 1 | | Listening North West 1 | A Unique Basement

Read / Listen the headline from this special edition of ENW podcast.

Read / Listen to the 3 statements about the topic – answer YES or NO!

If you don’t know – use the Internet or GUESS!

L1 ~ Yes or No?

A The Beatles last played at The Cavern Club in 1973. [Y] [N]

B The first big hit for the Beatles was the song – Let it Be. [Y] [N]

C There has been more than one Cavern Club in Liverpool. [Y] [N]

L1 ~ Gap Fill

Listen / Read the news story below and write the correct word in the spaces.

Listen / Read the rest of the sentence to help with your understanding.

162 Thursday February 9th, 1961

1 English News Weekly begins our visit to 1: ________ in the only place any visit should – at the venue the greatest pop band in history became famous. The Cavern Club is where on a cold Thursday night in 2: _________ 1961 an unknown band called The Beatles played for the very first time. For two years until 1963 The Beatles played at The Cavern 292 times – the last being just one month before the band‟s first big hit – She Loves You. The Beatles 3: _________ that they would return to play at The Cavern, but never did and the original venue was eventually torn-down in 1973. 11 years later in 1984 and four years after the 4: _________ of John Lennon, The Cavern re-opened using many of the same bricks from the original venue. Today The Cavern has a small Beatles 5: ________ but still remains a place to see live music. ENW is looking forward to an evening of rock & roll, who knows who will be playing...?

Post-Listening / Reading | 1 Q & A

Read / Listen to the questions again – what are the correct answers?

1 How many times did The Beatles play at The Cavern Club? __________

2 When did the original Cavern Club close down? __________

3 What year was John Lennon murdered? __________

4 What day did The Beatles first play at The Cavern Club? __________

X Who do you think is the greatest band in history? Why? __________

Word Extra | Translate!

What do these words mean? Read the questions again to help you!

1: Venue 3: Original

2: Cavern 4: Exhibition



Listening / Reading 2 | | Listening North West 2 | Gateway to the New World




L2 ~ Yes or No?

A Albert Dock was the first in the world to use hydraulic cranes. [Y] [N]

B Albert Dock is located on the mouth of the River Thames. [Y] [N]

C Today Albert Dock is no longer used as a port for ships to dock at. [Y] [N]

L2 ~ Mistakes!

Listen / Read the news story below and circle the SIX words that are wrong.

Then listen / read again and write the correct SIX words in the boxes below.

162 A World Dock

2 London the craziest city of the United Kingdom has bigger and older docks situated along The Thames River – but Albert Dock in Luton changed the world. First opened in 1846 it was the first dock in the world to be built only from iron, brick and stone. It was also the first dock in the world to make hydraulic cranes to make loading / unloading ships easier. More people emigrated to North America from this port than any other in Asia. Today Albert Dock no longer unloads ships but is full of shops, restaurants, clubs and pets. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and includes the brilliant Maritime Museum and The Beatles’ Story – the only museum in the world about to Liverpool‟s Fab Four.

1: 3: 5:

2: 4: 6:



1 What year did Albert Dock first open? __________

2 Who are the Fab Four? __________

3 What materials is Albert Dock made from? ______________________

4 What is the name of the river in London? __________

X What is the busiest port in your country? Why? __________

1: Dock 3: Cranes

2: Situated 4: Dedicated



Listening / Reading 3 | | Listening North West 3 | Follower of Fashion




L3 ~ Yes or No?

A The Gallery of Costumes in Manchester is about party costumes. [Y] [N]

B The Gallery is open Monday – Sunday. [Y] [N]

C The Gallery has items of clothes from the 15th – 19th Century. [Y] [N]

L3 ~ Jumbled Sentences

Listen / Read the news story below then put the sentences into the correct.

order! 1: ____ / 2: ____ / 3: ____ / 4: ____ / 5: ____ / 6: ____ /

162 The Ultimate Clothes Horse

3 (a) The museum is home to shawls, hats, shoes, trainers, designer wear, sports clothes and even underwear from all around the world! (b) The museum has every style of clothing that has been worn since the early 17th Century – over 300 years of fashion! (c) If so then the Gallery of Costumes in Manchester is the must visit place for any lover of clothes. (d) It is a beautiful bright morning here in Manchester and ENW is now going to head to the greatest place on Earth! (e) Are you a clothes horse? (f) The Gallery is open seven days-a-week until 5pm and is completely FREE to enter! (g) There are over 25,000 items of clothing on display from expensive high fashion to simpler and cheaper choices.



1 How many items does the gallery hold? __________

2 What time does the gallery close every day? __________

3 How many different types of clothes are in the paragraph? __________

4 How much does the gallery cost to visit? __________

E What is your favourite item of clothing? Why? __________


1: Simpler 3: Costumes

2: Display 4: Underwear



Listening / Reading 4 | | Listening North West 4 | Theatre of Dreams




L4 ~ Yes or No?

A Manchester United’s ground is called New Trafford? [Y] [N]

B The capacity of the stadium is 75,361. [Y] [N]

C Manchester United are called the ‘Reds’. [Y] [N]

L4 ~ Which Word?

Listen / Read the news story below and choose the correct word from the box.

Each word can be used only ONCE. There is ONE EXTRA word.

A: visitors B: popular C: successful

D: spot E: Burnley F: greatest

161 Take Me Home United Road

4 “Take me home United Road to the place I belong, to Old Trafford to watch United, take me home United Road”. And so begins one of the 1: ____ chants that Manchester United fans sing when watching their football team play. For our final 2: ____ in the North-West, ENW has come to the place we love to come to the most…the home of the 3: ____ football team in the world – Manchester United. The most 4: ____ football team in England play at Old Trafford, a stadium with a capacity of 75,361. United have played at „OT‟ since 1910 and 5: ____ to the beautiful ground can go on an 80 minute

stadium tour for a £18 ticket. Well today United aren‟t playing at Old Trafford, so ENW is heading to 6: _____ to watch the Reds… hopefully win!



1 How much is the stadium tour? __________

2 What is Old Trafford’s short name? __________

3 What is the name of the chant United fans sing? __________

4 How long is the tour? __________

X What is your favourite sports venue? Why? __________


1: Chants 3: Successful

2: Capacity 4: Heading



| PART 3 | Extra Stuff |

Writing One Day in Your Hometown

Imagine tourists are going to visit your hometown?

Where is it? Population? Famous people? Places? Bad things?

Some tourists will visit your hometown for one day.

What should they do? Where should they go? Why?

TITLE

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

END OF PART 3

And Finally | X & Z | A4 Did You Know…?

That Liverpool and Manchester have first became rival x:__________ in the 19th Century

when in 1894 Manchester merchants, unhappy at the cost of unloading at Albert Dock in

Liverpool built a ship canal. However the rivalry between the two cities really became heated

from the 1960s when Liverpool started to dominate English z: ________. Liverpool’s

domination ended at the beginning of the 1990s when Manchester United once again became

the best side in England.

The End



Podcast | Key

| A1 These activities are audio and can be listened to on the podcast.

Answers |

Warm Up 1 | Odd-1-Out

B – partners A / C / D – All mean against each other.

Warm Up 2 | True or False

1: False 2: True 3: True 4: True 5: False 6: True 7: False

Reading / Listening 1 | North West 1

L1 ~ Yes or No?

1 – NO 2 – NO 3 - YES

L1 ~ Gap Fill

162 Thursday February 9th, 1961

1 English News Weekly begins our visit to Liverpool in the only place any visit should – at the venue the greatest pop band in history became famous. The Cavern Club is where on a cold Thursday night in February 1961 an unknown band called The Beatles played for the very first time. For two years until 1963 The Beatles played at The Cavern 292 times – the last being just one month before the band‟s first big hit – She Loves You. The Beatles promised that they would return to play at The Cavern, but never did and the original venue was eventually torn-down in 1973. 11 years later in 1984 and four years after the murder of John Lennon, The Cavern re-opened using many of the same bricks from the original venue. Today The Cavern has a small Beatles exhibition but still remains a place to see live music. ENW is looking forward to an evening of rock & roll, who knows who will be playing...?

L1 ~ Q & A

1 – 292 times 3 – 1980

2 – 1973 4 – Thursday

1: Adventure 3: Dug

2: Architecture 4: Century




L2 ~ Yes or No?

1 – YES 2 – NO 3 - YES

L2 ~ Word Error

162 A World Dock

2 London the capital city of the United Kingdom has bigger and older docks situated along The Thames River – but Albert Dock in Liverpool changed the world. First opened in 1846 it was the first dock in the world to be built only from iron, brick and stone. It was also the first dock in the world to install hydraulic cranes to make loading / unloading ships easier. More people emigrated to North America from this port than any other in Europe. Today Albert Dock no longer unloads ships but is full of shops, restaurants, clubs and museums. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and includes the brilliant Maritime Museum and The Beatles’ Story – the only museum in the world dedicated to Liverpool‟s Fab Four.

L2 ~ Q & A

1 – 1846 3 – Brick, Stone, Iron

2 – The Beatles 4 – The Thames

1: Canal 3: Greatest

2: Impressionist 4: Public


L3 ~ True or False?

1 – NO 2 – YES 3 - NO

L3 ~ Jumbled Sentences

162 The Ultimate Clothes Horse

3 (e) Are you a clothes horse? (c) If so then the Gallery of Costumes in Manchester is the must visit place for any lover of clothes. (b) The museum has every style of clothing that has been worn since the early 17th Century – over 300 years of fashion! (f) The Gallery is open seven days-a-week until 5pm and is completely FREE to enter! (g) There are over 25,000 items of clothing on display from expensive high fashion to simpler and cheaper choices. (a) The museum is home to shawls, hats, shoes, trainers, designer wear, sports clothes and even underwear from all around the world! (d) It is a beautiful bright morning here in Manchester and ENW is now going to head to the greatest place on Earth!



L3 ~ Q & A

1 – 25,000 3 – 7 items of clothes

2 – 5pm 4 – Free entrance

1: Chamber music 3: Highlight

2: Heartbeat 4: Jammed


L4 ~ Yes or No?

1 – NO 2 – YES 3 - YES

L4 ~ Which Word?

161 Take Me Home United Road

4 “Take me home United Road to the place I belong, to Old Trafford to watch United, take me home United Road”. And so begins one of the popular chants that Manchester United fans sing when watching their football team play. For our final spot in the North-West, ENW has come to the place we love to come to the most…the home of the greatest football team in the world – Manchester United. The most successful football team in England play at Old Trafford, a stadium with a capacity of 75,361. United have played at „OT‟ since 1910 and visitors to the beautiful ground can go

on an 80 minute stadium tour for a £18 ticket. Well today United aren‟t playing at Old Trafford, so ENW is heading to Burnley to watch the Reds… hopefully win!

L4 ~ Q & A

1 – 18 Pounds 3 – Take Me Home United Road

2 – OT 4 – 80 minutes

1: Reluctantly 3: Realise

2: Brewery 4: Idea

And finally…

X: cities / Z: football

References Episode 162

MAIN PHOTOS: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/9556617/Liverpool-and-

Manchester-United-supporters-urged-by-police-to-control-abhorrent-fans-at-Anfield.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cavern#The_Cavern_Club_today http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Loves_You http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Dock

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/9556617/Liverpool-and-Manchester-United-supporters-urged-by-police-to-control-abhorrent-fans-at-Anfield.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/9556617/Liverpool-and-Manchester-United-supporters-urged-by-police-to-control-abhorrent-fans-at-Anfield.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cavern#The_Cavern_Club_today

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Loves_You

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Dock

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