Anna : Hi, Leila. Did you have a good weekend?
Leila : Yes, I did, it was great. I went to the zoo with my family.
Anna : I haven't been to the zoo for two or three years. What's it like now?
Leila : They've made a lot of changes. It's much easier for visitors to see the animals than it used to be. They've also improved things for the animals.
Anna : What do you mean?
Leila : Well, for example, they've put the elephants in a larger area where they can walk further and move around more easily.
Anna : Can you still see them clearly?
Leila : Yes, you can. They've built a special place where visitors can stand and watch the elephants. You can look down on their area.
Anna : That sounds really interesting. I must go and see the changes for myself.
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Sylvia : Hello. I'm interviewing people about their jobs. Can I ask you some, questions?
Charlie : Yes, of course.
Sylvia : Thank you. First of all, can you tell me what your job is and where you work?
Charlie : Sure. I work with animals at Regents Park Zoo in London.
Sylvia : Do you look after a particular kind of animal?
Charlie : Yes, I do. I work with big cats - the lions and. tigers.
Sylvia : Wow! Isn't that very dangerous?
Charlie : No, not at all, if you are careful. But you must never forget that these are wild animals which may attack you if they're very hungry or frightened.
Sylvia : Have you ever been attacked by a lion or a tiger?
Charlie : No, I haven't. Last year, a lion broke my arm when we were playing together, but that wasn't an attack.
Sylvia : And do you enjoy your work?
Charlie : Yes, I do. I love it. The animals are my best friends.