【正文】 the carriages? As many as will squash in. And that‘s what‘s dangerous about it, in the light of what happened at Clapham Junction about 2 to 3 years ago. It, it really is appalling that is allowed to continue. Thank you very much indeed. Nice to talk to you about this. 7 Sir, if I can just interrupt you for a second? You‘re reading your newspaper. Have you just e off a train? I have, yes. Where was your journey. Trains from Clapham Junction to Brighton where I live here. Right, so that‘s from London to Brighton. Is that the journey you regular make? Yes, every day. Right, so you‘re a muter. I‘m indeed, yes. How do you find the service? In the morning good, in the evening less good. 8 What‘s wrong with the service in the evening. Not always reliable, often late. How long does the journey take? The journey to work takes me about an hour and fifteen minutes. Do you always get a seat on that journey? Yes, I make sure I do. How do you do that? In the morning, well, in the morning, in Brighton you always get a seat. Anyway in the morning in the evening I tend to cheat and sometimes sit in the firstclass partment but I do. Your secret is save with me and no names. 1. Wele to St. Stephen‘s Church on this happy day! We are here to celebrate the wedding of David and Juanita. 2. Does anyone here know of any reason why David and Juanita should not be married? If so, let them speak now. 3. Very well. Who gives this woman to be married to this man? 4. I do. 5. David, will you take Juanita as your wife? Will you love her, 6. be true to her, and care for her, from this day on? 7. I will. 8. Juanita, will you take David as your husband? 9. Will you love him, be true to him, and care for him, from this day on? 10. I will. 11. The ring, please. 12. Here you are. 13. It‘s not for me, put it on her finger! I now pronounce David and Juanita man and wife! 14. Congratulations, David! It‘s wonderful to see two people so in love with each other! 15. Yes, congratulations, David! But what about the cake? 16. Yes, it‘s time to cut the cake! 17. Alright。Lesson 1 Section A 1. I told you Carlos, it‘s impossible to understand that map! Why don‘t we go by cab? 2. But I want to go by subway, Conchita! Look, we‘re here in Washdon. 3. So we should go on the subway once, e on my dear! 4. Very well, but it looks so dirty! 5. I‘ll ask this lady. Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to G LookESTER PLACE? 6. Sorry honey, I‘ve never heard of it. 7. Excuse me, I‘m trying to get to GLookesTER PLACE 8. No, I don‘t think I know that name. Sorry, I can‘t help you. 9. Excuse me, which train do I get to go to Glookester Place? 10. Hmm, how do you spell that please? 11. GLOUCESTER. 12. Ahha! You pronounced it wrongly. It‘s Gloucester. That‘s how you say it: Glounsester. 13. Yes alright. Look I don‘t care how you pronounce it. I just want to get there. 14. Take the train from track 1, and change at Worcester Place. Now that‘s another very interesting word. 15. ―Worcester‖ it‘s spelt worcester and pronounced ―worcester‖. I‘ll say it again, if you like. 16. Thank you, that‘s enough, goodbye! 17. Come along, my dear, let‘s get on the train. We don‘t want to be late for our Juanita! 18. You shouldn‘t smoke so much David! It‘s not good for you! 19. Sorry, honey. I‘m just a bit nervous, that‘s all! 20. There‘s nothing to be nervous about. You‘re with me. 21. Ah! That must be them. I‘ll open the door. 22. My darling little girl! 23. Mommy! Daddy! 24. My only little Junita! 25. So you‘re the young man who wants to marry my little flower? 26. That‘s right! 27. Because you‘re so madly. 28. Passionately in love with her that nothing else in the world matters a damn to you. Right? 29. Er. Yes. Exactly! 30. You‘re not the first young man who‘s fallen in love with my little flower you know! 31. There have been many others and most of them are dead! 32. Oh dear. 33. Her brother killed them, you haven‘t met him yet well what do you say? 34. Oh. Er.. well I…er 35. Calm down my boy. I‘m joking! I know you‘re really only after her money. 36. Oh. No really sir. You‘re got quite the wrong idea about me honestly I. 37. Be quite young man, and listen to me, here. Have a cigar. 38. I am one of the richest men in Mexico. Anything I want I get. 39. And if anyone gets in my way. I make them move. That‘s who I am. 40. Tell me about you then. You‘re a professor. Aren‘t you? 41. Well. 42. Well. 43. Sorry. My cigar‘s gone out. could I have a light, please? 44. I like it, the boy has a sense of humor. 45. Here you can have my lighter. Now what was I saying? 46. Yes. We were talking about your work, you‘re a professor, aren‘t you? What subject do you teach? 47. I‘m not exactly a professor. I‘m just a teacher actually. I teach English. 48. That‘s what I said, a professor. You teach in a university right? 49. It isn‘t exactly a university, it‘s just a language school, But I did go to a university. 50. I‘ve got a degree in French amp。 in Trinidad, for example. 62 Ah, yes, the Caribbean: a very important market, certainly a market with a future. 63 Actually, Mr. Ramirez, it‘s interesting that you should happen to ask me about this. 64 You see, I‘m just starting something up in that area, and I was looking for some capital, as it happens. 65 How much capital were you thinking of? 66 Oh, not much say, a million dollars? 67 Well, we‘ll talk about it another time. Why shouldn‘t e do business together, now that we‘re going to be relatives? 68 Will there be anything else, Mr. Peters? 69 Would you like another coffee, or anything? 70 That will be all then, thanks, Renzo. Er… put it on my accounts, please