Peter is waiting for his friends and he said they’re always late. [originaltext]

W：Excuse me. I’m conducting a survey on how people spend their free time. Do you mind if I ask you a few questions?
M：Oh, er, OK. I’m just waiting for my friends—they’re always late, so I should have a few minutes!
W：Right, now, can I have your name?
M：It’s Peter, Peter Harley.
W：And do you work or are you a student, Peter?
M：Well, both actually. I’m studying really hard for my maths exams this month—I’m doing maths at university—but I also help my parents out. They own a restaurant and I work there as a waiter in the evenings, so I don’t get a lot of free time during the week.
W：It sounds as if you’ re very busy.
M：Yes, I am, and my mum’s always saying I don’t help enough in the restaurant! But I do manage to find some free time most days.
W：Great. Now, can you have a look at this list and tell me whether you do any of these things and if so, how often?
M：Sure. OK, well, I love music and I’m learning to play the piano. I get up really early and practise for an hour or so just about every day. I also play the guitar in a band with some other friends. We used to practise together at least three times a week but these days we only manage to meet about once every two weeks.
W：That about the next thing on the list; mobile games? I assume you’re too busy to play them.
M：Well, I used to play them all the time but now I’m too busy studying and I don’t miss them at all!
W：Yes. Now, how about team sport?
M：Actually, I joined the local football team when I was at school and I still play once a month provided I can get to training. I much prefer playing football to watching it on TV, though I do occasionally watch a match if there’ s a big final or something.
W：What about going to watch live matches?
M：I’d love to be able to afford to go every week because I support my local team, but students don’t generally have much money, you know！ I can’ t remember the last time I went to a live match. Oh, sorry, I can see my friends—I have to go now.
W：Thank you for your time.