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David, how old are you? I'm 22.

Do you have any special abilities?

Well, I can play the piano and the guitar. Can you speak any foreign languages?

No, I can't. Only English! Can you use computers at all?

Oh yes. I can use a lot of different programs. And I really like computer games. In fact I have a certificate in computer programming.

Interviewer: Right. Well that's a useful qualification.

David: Yes, but I don't like

computer programming - it's boring!

Interviewer: OK. Can you drive?

David: Yes, I can.

Interviewer: Lizzie, what about you?

Do you have any special abilities?

Lizzie: I can play a lot of different sports.

Interviewer: Really?

Lizzie: Yes, football, basketball, tennis.

Interviewer: Do you do a lot of exercise?

Lizzie: Yes, I do aerobics classes.

Hello. Can I speak to David Renton? I'm afraid he isn't in this morning. Can I take a message? Yes, can you ask him to call Mary Wilde? Of course. What's your telephone number? It's 713 3918834. Sorry? Can you repeat that? 713 3918834 Fine. Thanks. Bye.

and dancing of course! I really like dancing!

Interviewer: And do you speak any foreign languages?

Lizzie: Yes, my father is from Brazil, so I can speak Portuguese.

Interviewer: Do you have any qualifications?

Lizzie: Yes, a college diploma in sports medicine.

Interviewer: And you're 26?

Lizzie: Yes, 26.

Female: Male:

Male: Female: Male:

Unit 4. Food

Recording Male:

How much rice do you buy each week?

I usually buy two kilos of rice. And how many tomatoes do you eat? Female: About six.

How much coffee do you buy? I buy about 250 grammes of coffee.

How many pineapples do you get?

Female: Oh. only one.

Recording Female: How much water do you usually

get each week? Male: About six litres. Female: What about milk? Male: I get seven litres. Female: And how much rice do you buy? Male: One and a half kilos. Female: How many bananas? Male: Twelve.

Female: And coffee. How much do you buy?

Male: Two hundred and fifty grammes. Female: How much cheese do you get

each week? Male: Four hundred and seventy-five grammes.

Recording CSS Laurence Redburn:

Hello and welcome to In the rubbish bin, the show where we look at people's lives by looking at their rubbish. I'm Laurence Redburn.

Today we look at the diets of two very different families. I have their rubbish bins in the studio, with a typical day's rubbish, so, let's start with rubbish bin A. What does this family eat and drink? We have some cans... cola cans - not very healthy. Mmm, instant coffee. Some boxes... cheese and tomato pizza, burgers. Some biscuits, and... crisp packets - all fast food, and not very healthy. Do they eat any vegetables or fruit? I don't think so. Oh dear, not a healthy diet. A lot of this food is bad for you, so this family is probably not very healthy.

Now let's look at rubbish bin B. This is very different - it's good. This family eats a lot of fruit and vegetables... some potatoes, carrots,... bananas and apples. What do they drink? We have some juice cartons, some milk bottles and we have a water bottle... two water bottles - very good, all very healthy so far. Tea bags...

well, OK. They eat some pasta, and fish - that's good. I can't see any fast food here. I think this is a very healthy family.