[originaltext]M: Mom, I’ve been thinking I might go to London at the end of the

M: Mom, I’ve been thinking I might go to London at the end of the week.
W: Oh yes?
M: Yes, a friend of mine wants someone to share a flat and(1)I thought it would be a good opportunity for me to live by myself.
W: Oh yes, I’m sure it would be. I hear it’s very difficult to find flats in London these days.
M: Oh no, it’s not difficult at all. People can often get themselves fixed up in no time.
W: Well, I suppose you know better than me. What will you live on while you’re there?
M: I’ll get a job. I’ll write to the Appointments Board.
W: Don’t you want a proper career? I mean to say, with a degree like yours. .
M: No, not really.(2)I don’t know what I want to do.
W:(3)I’m not sure if I like the idea of your going off all the way to London without a proper job and with nowhere to live... Still, it’s your own life, I suppose. That’s what I say. No one can accuse me of trying to keep you at home, either you or your sister... Who is this friend of yours?
M:(4)A young man called Tylor Stone. He is a student at Oxford University.
W: Oh yes? Well, it sounds like a very nice idea. After all, you won’t want to stay here all your life, will you? I think you should lead your own life.
1. Why does the man want to go to London?
2. What job does the man want to do?
3. What can we know about the woman?
4. What is the man’s friend in London?