the receptionist better because I can talk to the guests. I can practise my French because some French people are staying in the hotel. Isn¡¯t that great? W: Yes, that¡¯s very good.
M: But I¡¯m kind of tired. I start working at seven o¡¯clock. You know I don¡¯t like waking up early!
W: Oh, well, you can have a good rest at the weekend. M: Yes. I am looking forward to it.
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¡and finally on TV Diary a word about some of the programmes tonight.
At 8:00 pm you can see An Insect¡¯s Life, a film full of wonderful close-up photography. It seems the main problem with being an insect is that everyone else wants to eat you ¨C including other insects! This programme is great fun, but if you are afraid of insects, then it¡¯s not for you.
After the news at 9:30, there¡¯s Miller and Edwards. The two funny people have prepared a lot of jokes for this special programme. Tonight¡¯s show lasts an hour instead of the usual half hour.
Now, fans of Policewatch series will have to wait a little longer. The programme will not be shown tonight because the European Cup football match is on instead. But Policewatch will be back next Thursday as usual.
Starting a new series tonight is Doctor in Town. The big question is: will this show still be popular now that the two main actors have left to do other work? I am sure the new actors are excellent, making this an enjoyable start to the series.
Don¡¯t forget that, from tomorrow, TV Diary is going to be at 6:30 pm instead of 8:30 for three weeks because of the tennis competitions. When the competitions finish at the end of June, we¡¯ll be back at our usual time. So, thanks for listening.
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W: Yes. This is Kate Richards. How can I help?
M: My name is Sam Bennett. I¡¯ve just seen your advertisement for a Saturday job. What are the hours?
W: The shop¡¯s open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm but I need someone to start at 9:00 am and stay
until 7:00 pm. I¡¯m here every Saturday so I really need help then! M: I see. What kind of help?
W: Well, the most important thing is helping the customers. I also want someone to do a bit of cleaning.
M: Fine. How much do you pay? W: If you are under 18, it¡¯s ¡ê5 an hour. M: Actually, I am 18. W: Then, it¡¯s¡ê7 an hour.
M: Sounds great! Err, where is the shop? I¡¯ve never been there. W: It¡¯s on Happy Street.
M: OK. Got it. When should I come and talk about the job? I¡¯m free on Wednesday afternoon. W: I am free, too. See you at 3:00? M: Yes, sure. Thank you very much. W: You are welcome.
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