- Hello, Mr.Smith.
- Hello, Mary. Come in.
- What are you doing? Aren't you busy?
- I'm looking through my family album. I like looking at old photos.
- May I have a look, too?
- Sure. Make yourself comfortable.
- Thank you, it's very comfortable. Whose photo is this?
- Oh, this is mine.
- Do you have a big family?
- Not really. I have a wife, a son and a daughter.
- And who are these young people?
- These are my nephews and nieces, my sister's and my brother's children. I have many relatives. This is my father-in-law.
- Is this young man to the left your son? He looks like you. How old is he?
- He's twenty-one.
- Is he married?
- Yes, his wife is very pretty.
- Do they live with you?
- No, they don't. They have their own house.
- Really? Good for them.
- Yes. My son doesn't like city life.
- Is their house big?
- It has three storeys and all conveniences: heating, hot water, a phone.
- Where do they work?
- In the city. They get to the city by car, sometimes by bus. It takes them about forty minutes.
- Do you visit them often?
- Not really. Me and my wife come to them about twice a month.