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I speak Chinese. She is speaking to our teacher. The teacher is telling the class an interesting story. Please tell him to come to the blackboard. We tell him about the bad new. What are they talking about? He and his classmates often talk to each other in English. How much money have you got? Much has been written about the causes of unemployment in the opinion of manyeconomists. I have been Ho Chi Minh City many a time. Plenty of shops take checks. Mr Lucas has spent a great deal of time in the Far East.

On holiday we walk and swim a lot. The gorvernment seems to change its mind a great deal. This structure is too easy for you to remember. He ran too fast for me to follow. This box is so heavy that I cannot take it. It is such a heavy box that I cannot take it. It is such interesting books that I cannot ignore them at all.

She is old enough to get married. They are intelligent enough for me to teach them English. I had my hair cut yesterday. It is time you had a shower. It takes me 5 minutes to get to school. It took him 10 minutes to do this exercise yesterday.

He prevented us from parking our car here. Curtis: I think they were a little bit scared. Amy: For me, my grandpa actually taught me. Because of course he was retired and he had time. And he had a small car that he could take me out and we would drive around. I think we had to do 30 hours or something like that of practice before I was able to take my first driving test.

Amy: So that was really good. Amy: It took me time. It takes practice before you start being able to observe things confidently and feel comfortable. So, yeah, I definitely was nervous when I took my test. Curtis: So after you go through all the exams and you reach that exciting point of getting your official license. Is it exciting? Were you excited? But driving and being able to have a car sure gives you a lot of freedom. Especially — especially the city that we were living in.

Is it good? Everything, you know, the bus routes go all over the city and they arrive at a certain time at the bus stops. But the … Curtis: But the timing and the schedules. Curtis: It helps you to be able to get to work on time. It helps you to be able to get from point A to point B quicker. Amy: Yeah, yeah. Without having to be restricted to a certain schedule, you know, that a bus has, for example. And I know for us, we really enjoy taking road trips. Curtis: Oh, yeah. Amy: So what are road trips?

Curtis: Like little vacations, I guess you could say. But you drive a certain distance, like two or three hours.

Curtis: Yeah, you get to see a lot more scenery and things like that, so it can be fun in that way too. Now, one part about driving and actually I remember it was during a road trip. Have you ever got a ticket? Curtis: Yes. Curtis: Yeah, speeding tickets. Amy: Yeah. I got my first speeding ticket when I had that license and the rules are actually if you get a fine during that period, and they have time to process it, like it takes a few weeks for them to process it.

So anyway, I went in to go pay my ticket and the lady at the counter explained this to me. And I got my license and everything was fine. Curtis: You got lucky. What about you? What have you been pulled over for? Amy: Oh, my God. Curtis: No, this is a very, very bad thing to do. Amy: Okay. Curtis: Tailgating is following somebody too close. So usually you have to leave a car length in between the car in front of you and your car. And I at that point … Amy: Had a very, very bad habit of driving way too close.

And in between—or I was in between the emergency ambulance vehicle in front of me and a police car behind me. Amy: Oh, it was a ghost car. Curtis: It was a ghost car. Amy: Sneaky. Curtis: Or an unmarked car. Amy: Right. An unmarked car. Curtis: And right away, he turned on his lights that were on his dashboard and the front of his car and his siren. And he was mad. Amy: He was. Curtis: But I got lucky on that one too. Sometimes they let you off. They give you, what is it?

A warning? Curtis: A warning. Amy: Yeah, they give you a warning. Oh, yeah. Curtis: Yeah.