Ryan Hi, Izzy. Can I sit here? Izzy Yes, of course. This is Becky. She’s new. Ryan

Examiner So, we have three jobs available this summer. 
Have you had a chance to look at them?
Candidate Yes, I have.
Examiner Good. So, what about the job of fruit-picker?
Candidate I’m not sure about that one. Although it's well-
paid, it will be very tiring. You have to work all 
day in the fields. Not only that, but it might be 
rainy and windy too, so you'll get very wet and 
cold. But you can't stop working!
Examiner Some people like the idea of being outside in 
the fresh air all day.
Candidate I know, but I prefer working inside.
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Examiner That’s fine. Well, what about the job of sales 
assistant?
Candidate Yes, I quite like the look of that one.
Examiner Why is that?
Candidate Well, I'm very keen on fashion so I’ll find it 
interesting to work in a clothes shop. I’m sure I'll
enjoy it even though the hours are long. And the
money isn’t great …
Examiner What about this third job: dish-washer. It’s 
better paid than the sales assistant. And it says 
you’ll be part of a friendly team.
Candidate Hmm. Yes, I like the idea of being part of a 
team. But I don't think washing up in a 
restaurant kitchen will be very rewarding. It will 
be really repetitive.
Examiner Yes, I see what you mean. But at least it’s 
indoors, not outdoors!
Candidate True. But kitchens are usually very hot. It won’t 
be a very nice place to work. And I’ll find the 
work stressful too, because people shout a lot 
in restaurant kitchens!
Examiner So, which job do you want to apply for? Are you
able to decide now?
Candidate Hmm. Well, I'm not choosing fruit-picking. That's
really hard work, and I'm not very physically fit! I
won’t apply for the job of dish-washer either. 
The job is quite well-paid. However, I really 
don’t want to work in a kitchen. So I’d like to 
apply for the job of sales assistant. The pay is 
not very good. Nevertheless, I’m choosing this 
job because I'm interested in fashion.
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2.15 Lesson 6A, Exercise 3
aquarium botanical gardens castle cathedral
fountain harbour market mosque museum
national park palace ruins statue temple theme 
park tower water park
Photo A is the Eiffel Tower in France. It’s number 4 on the 
map.
Photo B is the Blue Mosque in Turkey. It’s number 5 on the 
map.
Photo C is the Statue of Liberty in the USA. It’s number 1 on
the map.
Photo D is Machu Picchu in Peru. It’s number 2 on the map. 
Photo E is Hong Kong harbour in China. It’s number 7 on 
the map.
Photo F is the Maasai Mara National Reserve, a national 
park in Kenya. It’s number 6 on the map. 
Photo G is Buckingham Palace, in England. It’s number 3 on
the map. 
2.16 Lesson 6A, Exercises 6 and 7
Good morning, ladies and gentleman, and welcome back to 
your Golden Days coach tour across Europe. I hope you all 
enjoyed your day in Berlin yesterday. Well, today, we’re 
going to head south across Germany and over the border 
into the Czech Republic. We’re going to spend a day in the 
capital, Prague, and will visit Havel’s Market. There you can 
buy souvenirs, paintings … It’s quite touristy, but there are 
lots of interesting things to see. After some more sight-
seeing in Prague, we’re going to head south-east across 
Slovakia and into Hungary. There’s lots to see and do in 
Budapest, but I recommend visiting the Liberty Statue. It’s 
very impressive. When we leave Hungary, we’ll travel south 
through Croatia, all the way down to Dubrovnik. The old 
harbour there is a very romantic place to have dinner in the 
evening. The next day, we’re crossing to Italy by ferry. 
Rome is the next – and final – stop on our tour. And when 
we’re in Rome, don’t miss the wonderful and historic Trevi 
Fountain. Now, are there any questions? No? Well, fasten 
your seat belts and let’s set off!
2.17 Lesson 6B, Exercise 6