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W: Good morning. What can I do for you, sir?
M: Good morning. I’ve come for some advice. I think it’s time for my family to plan our summer holiday. But we can’t decide where to go.
W: Very sensible of you to come in now. Do you have any particular places in mind?
M: That’s just the trouble. [13]None of us wants the same kind of holiday—my wife, our son and daughter and I. We all want different kinds of holiday.
W: Well, we have a wide range of family holidays. Look, maybe you can just tell me all your likes and dislikes and I’ll suggest something.
M: That’s probably the best idea. First of all, I can’t afford to spend a lot of money—um, we’ve just bought a new apartment. And I am a very keen fisherman, so I like to spend my holidays fishing. The children are longing to go to France—they are both learning French at school.
W: Ah, I have it. How about a camping holiday in France?
M: I think the children will like the idea of camping. But we have no equipment, not even a tent.
W: Everything is provided. There’ll be a large frame tent with mattresses, sleeping bags, cooking equipment and everything you need for a fortnight’s stay. We even provide a tin opener—if you want to eat out of tins.
M: Sounds pretty good! Is there a river?
W: Yes. It says "Good Fishing" here.
M: Ah. This is the best idea
12 What is the purpose of the man’s visit?
13 Why can’t the man make up his mind where to go?
14 What can we learn about the man from the conversation?
15 What does the man have to bring for a camping holiday in France?