Programme 11
Text Three
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Intermediate English Course Programme 11 Text Three |
| Janet | I've just come across an old photograph-album of m mother's in this drawer. Come and have a look, Mike |
| Mike | Gosh! Is this a picture of you as a baby? You were quite cute then. It's a shame you've grown up. |
| Janet | Don't be nasty! Look, here's a photo of my sister 5 Paula when she was still in the fourth form at school That's an old boyfriend of hers beside her. |
| Mike | She looks a bit young for boyfriends, but I suppose she takes after you - you always used to have a different boyfriend whenever I saw you in those days. |
| Janet | Look who's talking! I remember looking through some of your old photos a while ago and I found a whole collection of pictures of different girlfriends of yours. |
| Mike | Look! Here's an old photo of your mother. Didn't
she look like you then?
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| Janet | Yes, everyone says we're very alike. |
| Mike | What a ridiculous hat she's wearing. |
| Janet | It's not ridiculous at all. It was the height of fashion 20 then. |
| Mike | Something has just occurred to me - if your mother looked like you twenty years ago, you'll probably look just like her in twenty years' time... |
| Janet | So? |
| Mike | So...er...well...Look, a picture of young David! |
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