Extra felicity O’Dell fce

That is the end of Part 2.
Now turn to Part 3.
You will hear five different people talking about their
holiday experiences. For questions 19 to 23, choose
from the list A to F what each person says about
their holiday experience. Use the letters only once.
There is one extra letter which you do not need to
use.
You now have 30 seconds in which to look at Part 3.
F
The flight home from New Zealand was very
enjoyable. We decided to have a stopover in Los
Angeles. It was interesting to see it though it’s not
really my kind of city. Anyway an amazing thing
happened when we were at the airport waiting for
our flight home. We were sitting in a café when a
woman came up to me and said ‘Are you Jo
Stanton?’ I didn’t recognise her at all but she
introduced herself and then I remembered her
perfectly. We’d been at primary school in London
together. I hadn’t seen her since she was eleven,
so I don’t feel too bad about not recognising her at
once. Don’t know whether to be worried or
flattered that she recognised me!
F
We usually just get in the car and set off when
we’re ready, going wherever we feel like. That can
be quite fun as you never quite know where you’re
going to end up. But sometimes I feel I’d prefer to
have something arranged in advance so I can look
forward to something specific. So, this year, I
managed to persuade my husband to book a week
in a hotel in Switzerland in advance. We were
going to go away as soon as Christmas was over
and spend New Year there. I was looking forward
to it so much. But when we came to start the car
after Christmas, it wouldn’t go. Everywhere was
closed and we couldn’t get it repaired. The trains
and flights were all booked so we had to cancel. I
don’t suppose I’ll ever get him to book in advance
again.
M It was quite hard work so I don’t suppose that
everyone would consider it a real holiday, but
actually it was one of the best summers I’ve ever
spent in my life. It was while I was at university and
I was working on an archaeological dig in the north