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M: Hi, Cindy.
W: Hello, John.
M: Did you enjoy Bob’s party the other night?
W: Yes, I did. It was really nice to see everyone again after all these years. I could hardly recognize Nancy. She used to be such a tomboy. Now she is so beautiful and elegant.
M: As the old saying goes: A girl changes fast and becomes beautiful. You know, she has married a general manager with a large company.
W: Really? But she deserves it.
M: James must feel sorry to hear it. He and she used to be good friends in our class.
W: I know what you mean.
M: Anyway, what about that holiday we were talking about? Do you still want to go ahead with it?
W: You bet I do! I’ve been very busy at work and I really need a break. You know, just lie in the sun and relax.
M: Are you kidding? I was thinking about something more active, like sightseeing or swimming. Maybe even surfing if you are up to it.
W: I think I could be persuaded. Yes, why not? Surfing sounds like fun to me. Then what destination do you have in mind?
M: Well, I called the travel agent this morning and picked up some brochures. Here, take a look. I have got one on the South of France which looks nice. Or there’s Italy if you fancy some culture. Or of course, there’s Greece.
W: Greece sounds good. I haven’t been there before. Look at that picture. Blue sky, white sands and a beautiful clear blue sea.
M: I know. But have you seen the price? 450 pounds for one week. And that doesn’t include the hotel!
W: Yeah, it is a bit expensive, isn’t it? What about the South of France?
M: That’s a lot cheaper. In fact there is a special deal on at the moment. 10 days, including the hotel, for only 250 pounds.
W: Let’s have a look at Italy.
M: I already have. It’s far too expensive.
W: France it is then, I think. But can we choose the hotel? I don’t want to get there and find they’ve put us up in a really cheap place miles away from the beach.
M: No problem. There are three hotels to choose from. This one looks the best.
W: Which one? Paradise Rock or the Sea View?
M: The Paradise Rock. It’s only a 10-minute walk from the beach. Half that if you take a bus. And breakfast is included in the price. We do have to pay a surcharge, though.
W: How much?
M: 10 pounds. But I guess it’s worth it. The location is great and they even have an outdoor swimming pool.
W: What about a gym?
M: Oh yes, they have a gym that the guests can use.
W: That’s OK. The hotel sounds great. And the price is certainly too good to miss. So when shall we go?
M: The offer doesn’t apply to June, or July for that matter. So I guess it’ll have to be May or August.
W: August is too far away. I feel tired and desperately need a holiday, so May gets my vote.
M: May is fine for me too. Now we need to plan our schedule. I guess we can plan a day when we just indulge ourselves in water sports.
W: I don’t mind really. Nothing too strenuous though. How about a spot of fishing while we are mere?
M: Why not? Maybe we’ll be able to catch our lunch?
W: Don’t bet on it. You know what my fishing skills are like! Just a minute. Isn’t there a film festival on in May?
M: Yes, there is. It’s a full three day event I believe.
W: You are not suggesting we spend a full three days there, are you?
M: Not at all. Maybe half a day will be enough.
W: Let’s make it a day.
M: OK. Then put down a few days on the beach. I can’t come back without a suntan.
W: What do you think, three days or four?
M: Make it four, plus a day’s shopping.
W: A day’s shopping. OK.
M: And the other days?
W: Well, tell you what, why don’t we go to the library and get a guide book? That’ll give us more ideas.
M: OK, let’s go.