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MARTIN: |
Where does your family like to travel? |
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KARL: |
My
wife likes cities. She likes New York and Washington, D.C. My
children like the country. They like rivers and mountains. |
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MARTIN: |
You
have rivers and mountains in Colorado. |
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KARL: |
Oh,
yes. But my children like the rivers and mountains in Idaho. |
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MARTIN: |
My
family lives in the East. They like to travel in the West. |
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KARL: |
Does your family like to travel by plane? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, they do. They don't travel very often. |
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KARL: |
Do
they like to travel by train? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, they do. They like to travel by car too. |
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KARL: |
Do
you travel by bus? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I don't. I live in Baltimore. I work in Washington, D.C. The train
is very good there. |
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KARL: |
We
don't have a train. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you have a bus? |
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KARL: |
No,
we don't. We travel by car. My daughter likes to travel by horse.
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MARTIN: |
That's very nice in the country. |
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KARL: |
It's very slow. |
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MARTIN: |
My
daughter likes animals. |
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KARL: |
Does she like horses? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, she does. We don't have a horse. |
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KARL: |
We
have four horses. |
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KARL: |
Where does your wife like to travel? |
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MARTIN: |
She
likes to visit her family. |
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KARL: |
Where does her family live? |
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MARTIN: |
Her
mother lives in Indianapolis. Her father lives in Florida. |
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KARL: |
Does she have aunts and uncles? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes. |
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KARL: |
Where do they live? |
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MARTIN: |
New
York, Boston, Los Angeles. |
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KARL: |
Do
you visit them? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, we do. My wife likes to visit family. |
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KARL: |
How
do you travel to Los Angeles? |
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MARTIN: |
We
travel by plane. |
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KARL: |
How
do you travel to New York? |
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MARTIN: |
We
take the train. It's very fast. |
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KARL: |
That's nice. How do you travel to Indianapolis? |
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MARTIN: |
We
travel by car. We like to have the car with us. |
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ATTEND: |
May
I get you something? |
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KARL: |
May
I have more coffee, please? |
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ATTEND: |
Of
course. May I get you something? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
thank you. |
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KARL: |
I'm
going to San Antonio for a track meet. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you have runners in the track meet? |
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KARL: |
Yes, I do. |
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MARTIN: |
How
many runners do you have in the meet? |
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KARL: |
Only three. They run very well. |
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MARTIN: |
How
do they travel? |
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KARL: |
They travel by plane. |
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MARTIN: |
Are
they here? |
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KARL: |
No,
they aren't. They're going to travel on Tuesday. You're going to
write about football players. Do you write about runners? |
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MARTIN: |
I
can write about runners. I write about sports often. I'm going to
write about swimming. |
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KARL: |
I'm
going to travel to the East. |
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MARTIN: |
Where are you going? |
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KARL: |
First, I'm going to New Jersey. |
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MARTIN: |
Come to Baltimore. |
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KARL: |
Thanks. |
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