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Nick: Hullo, Boris!
Boris: Hullo, Nick. 1_______?
Nick: 2_______, thank you. I entered the automobile construction college.
Boris: That’s nice, what will you become after graduating from the college?
Nick: I’ll become a technician and deal with manufacturing new cars.
Boris: Why did you choose this profession?
Nick: I enjoy learning about a car. I enjoy working with metal. And most of all I enjoy being able to construct cars.
Boris: Do you enjoy this course?
Nick: 3_______.
Boris: Tell me about your profession in detail, please?
Nick: With great pleasure. As you know an automobile must be safe, have smooth acting clutch, silent gears, excellent brakes and steering system. And in order to achieve these qualities a lot of work must be done.
Boris: 4_______. I believe you like your profession very much.
Nick: Oh, yes, very much, indeed.

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Thank you very much for your information
Perfectly well
How are the things
Yes, of course

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