3. M1: In the first part I’d like to ask you some general questions about yourself. Let’s talk about your work or school. Are you a student or do you work?

M2: I am a student.

M1: And do you like your school?

M2: Yeah, I like my school. I like studying there. But the actual building, the actual surroundings are nothing special. We tend to call it strand poly rather than King’s College.

M1: And is there anything you would like to change about your school?

M2: Aa, there is certainly a lot of things that could be changed about King’s College. To start with, as I said, it’s not the most beautiful place. Yet it is next to a wonderful London building called North hambling house. And ours looks drag and black by comparison. And apart from that we have very famous war studies department that actually trains a lot of rather dubious dictators and other characters from countries that I would rather not have my university trained people from. So there are a couple of issues I think we can change.

M1: And how do you travel to school?

M2: I walk across the bridge, because I live very close to King’s College in Waterloo. So I walk across Waterloo Bridge. And see the trail of drips of … and rather dubious fluids which you see lying on the roads there. So I walk because of short distance.

M1: Mm.