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1) Presenter: Did you like school? A) No, definitely not. Presenter Why? A) I didn't like most
of the lessons -I was always bored, and I hated exams. And the worst thing of
all was PE. Where I went to school we used to play rugby. Ugh - it was torture.
2 Presenter Did
you like school? B) I loved primary school, but I didn't really like secondary
school. Presenter Why not? B)
Well the school was very big and it was sort of cold and impersonal. It took me
a very long time before I felt at home there. And I'm not really very academic,
but the school was. We used to get loads of homework which I hated.
3 Presenter Did
you like school? C Er, yes, I did. Presenter
Why? C I was very curious about everything when I was little, so I liked
school because I learned about new things. And of course I used to see my
friends every day. The other thing I loved was the library - my school had a
fantastic library -I even used to stay on there after class just to read. Oh
dear, I sound very goody-goody, but it's true!
4 Presenter Did
you like school? D) Not especially Presenter
Why? D It was a boys' school and I got a bit fed up with just being with
boys all the time.
5 Presenter Did
you like school? E It was all right - some bits were better than others, of
course. The lessons I liked depended very much on the teacher - so for example
physics and English were great, but chemistry and history were terrible. I
generally liked sport, except in the winter. I made some good friends at
school, and I'm still in touch with a few of them 30 years later, so I suppose
that's positive!
6 Presenter Did
you like school? F Actually, I used to really love school. Lessons were fine,
and I always did well without having to work too hard. But the real reason I
loved school was because I had a very good social life. I had lots of friends
and we used to play football in the playground at lunchtime. I was one of the
gang. I felt that I belonged there. I’ve never really felt like that since
then.
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