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English USA
Lesson 67, Part 1

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CAPTAIN:

Come in. Come in. Good afternoon.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Good afternoon, Captain.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

How are you? Fine, I hope.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Yes, thanks. How are you?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Great.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I'm Martin Learner.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Yes, I know. You're the reporter.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Yes, that's right. We talked last month. May I record?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Sure.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I put the recorder on this table?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Ah--no. Could you put it here, please?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Of course. This is fine.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

What can I do for you, Martin?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I want to write some stories.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

What about?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I want to write about the planes and helicopters, and the men.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Good. I've asked Lieutenant Lucas to show you around.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I look at the planes?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

OK. Look at the planes. Talk to the pilots.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I look around the ship?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Of course. Some parts of the ship are off limits.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

What do you mean?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

You can't go some places. You can't see everything.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I ask why?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

For security. It's a nuclear ship, you know. Lieutenant Lucas will keep you out of trouble.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Would you like a drink?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I have some coffee?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Sure. What would you like to see, Martin?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I write about people usually. Is it all right to talk to the men?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

What about?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

How they live on the ship.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

That's fine.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I ask them about their work?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

I don't mind. They won't tell you any secrets.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I want to describe their lives on the ship. What they do every day.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

Ah, good. Here's our coffee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

MARTIN:

You've been very helpful, Captain.

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

May I offer you some more coffee?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

No, thanks. I should move on. May I come back later for more questions?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

All right. Would you like to see the ship now?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

May I?

 

 

 

CAPTAIN:

I'll call Lieutenant Lucas now.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Thanks for your time, Captain. I appreciate it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

LUCAS:

I'm Lieutenant Lucas. You're Mr. Learner?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Yes. Please call me Martin.

 

 

 

LUCAS:

OK. I'm happy to meet you. We can begin here and move on to the upper deck.

 

 

 

MARTIN:

I need to meet Major Armenian in the pilots lounge at four o'clock. We have an appointment.

 

 

 

LUCAS:

Do you know Major Armenian?

 

 

 

MARTIN:

We've met before.

 

 

 

LUCAS:

I'll take you there.

 

 

English USA L67P1J
Courtesy of Voice of America