Do not change the order of the tasks!
1 Guard: Good morning! I’m Paula and I’m your train guard today. This is the six fifteen service from London Euston to Glasgow, calling at Warrington, Lancaster and Carlisle. We’re due to arrive in Glasgow at ten forty-five p.m. The foggy weather in London is not going to delay us at all and we’re departing on time. The weather in Scotland is not looking too good, however, so we’re probably going to have to slow down when it starts getting windy north of Carlisle.
2 Dad: Hi, Henry. How’s Amsterdam? Are you playing your first match today?
Henry: Holland’s great, and the first match is this afternoon against a school team from near here. How exciting! A football tour to Holland! The weather’s not great for playing football, though – it’s warm for this time of year and we all prefer it when it’s cold, but at least it’s not raining or foggy. What’s it like in Brighton?
Dad: Well, it started off cloudy, but it’s sunny now. It’s going to rain this afternoon, though, or so they said on the news.
3 Jack: It’s raining again! Every summer’s the same in Yorkshire!
Grandma: That isn’t true, Jack. It’s different every year. I remember in 1976 there was the most wonderful summer. It was sunny every day for weeks and we were out all day every day. The children spent the whole summer in the park – we even took picnics there in the evening.
Jack: But, Gran, that was forty years ago!