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Task 3. Listen to the conversation again and act out with your partner.
Task 4. Listen to the conversation. Situation: Andrew and Bob discuss going to vote in an election. Do you agree with Andrew’s opinion? Why?/Why not?

Andrew: I am going out now, I’ll see you at the lecture later.

Bob: Why are you going so early today? The lecture doesn’t start for ages.

Andrew: I want to go and vote at the polling station now as I’ll be too busy later.

Bob: Why are you going to vote? What is the vote for?

Andrew: What do you mean? It is a by-election.

Bob: Oh. I’d no idea there was an election.

Andrew: What do you mean? Haven’t you seen all the leaflets from the candidates?

Bob: I just threw them away. I wasn’t interested.

Andrew: Aren’t you going to vote today?

Bob: No. Voting isn’t important.

Andrew: Yes it is. It’s very important that you vote when you have the chance.

Bob: Why?

Andrew: Because we are very luck to live in a democracy and not under a dictator.

Bob: So do you vote in all the elections?

Andrew: Yes, I always vote. I think it’s very important to go and vote.

Bob: Should I go and vote today?

Andrew: I think you should, but it’s your choice in the end. Do what you want.