[originaltext]M: Have you seen our holiday pictures?W: No, I haven’t. I’d like

M: Have you seen our holiday pictures?
W: No, I haven’t. I’d like to, though.
M: Look. This is the train that took us there. It’s fabulous. You could all sit up here and see out from the observation window.
W: Oh, have they got stairs in the train then?
M: Oh, yes. Fully equipped. And here’s the house we stayed in. One of those wooden built cottages.
W: Yes, that’s really pretty. And look at that fabulous car in front.
M: Oh, what a car! Typical massive, American car. It was just lovely.
W: Yes, it does look nice.
M: And here we are on a fishing trip.
W: Oh, yes. And that was a big fish, too.
M: Well, that’s Steve looking pretty pleased with himself.
W: Mm. Did you catch anything?
M: No, I was a disaster. But it’s really nice being out there.
W: Looks nice.
M: And then we went up to a camp on the lake. Don’t you love the way the trees come down to the edge of the lake there?
W: Looks really peaceful and lovely. Are you having a meal there?
M: Yes. That’s us having one of our cook-ups.
W: Mm, the tent looks a bit small.
M: Well it was, but you don’t spend much time in the tent, do you?
W: I suppose not.
M: Here we are on the lake again. This was a canoeing trip.
W: Yes, do you know how to paddle?
M: Wasn’t hard to learn at all. Picked it up very quickly.
W: Well, what worried me was you were wearing those life-jackets.
M: Yes, we all had to wear those silly life-jackets, but nobody minded very much. It was really good fun.
8. Where did the man stay during his holiday?
9. Which of the following is true according to the conversation?
10. What do we know about the trees according to the man?
11. When did the tourists wear the life-jackets?