Interviewer : What’s your name?Ada : Ada Sanchez.Interviewer : And, what have you
[?]
doing today Ada?Ada : What have I been doing today? Working. I’ve
been working. I
[?] payroll for a medical agency. Interviewer : What did you do yesterday?Ada : I went to church and I
[?]
to a birthday party.Interviewer : Have you ever been to Europe?Lady : Yes, I’ve been to France, in fact,
to Blay. I
[?] there for one summer.Interviewer : For a whole summer? What did you do
while you were there?Lady : I lived with a family. I just
[?]
speaking French.Interviewer : Great!Interviewer : What have you done this morning?Joe : I’ve
[?] following my wife around shopping all morning.Derek : I
[?]
around watching TV. I didn’t do very much at all.Luke : Oh, I watched KU play a little basketball.
That’s about it.Interviewer : You
[?]
basketball, huh? What did you do yesterday?Joe : My wife and I went to Charleston, South Carolina,
and really
[?]
a good day.Interviewer : And, what have you done this morning?Nancy : What have I done? I picked up my two nieces.
We are from New Jersey, which is the State next door to New York
State. And we
[?]
lunch and we came to New York and we’re here at Radio
City to see the Christmas show.Interviewer : Oh good, I heard that’s great.
What did you do yesterday?Nancy : What did I do yesterday? Well, I
[?]
my Christmas tree down, did a little shopping, did a little
laundry at home and cooked for my parents. Interviewer : Good afternoon, what’s your
name?Kathy : Kathy CleeInterviewer : Kathy Clee? Kathy, what have you done
this morning?Kathy : What have I done this morning? I went out
and had breakfast and
[?]
here to New York.Interviewer : What did you do yesterday?Kathy : Yesterday, I stayed in bed all day because
I
[?]
sick.Interviewer : I hope you're feeling better.Kathy : A little better, not much.Interviewer : When did you meet your wife?Michael : I
[?]
my wife three years ago.Interviewer : Do you have any children?Michael : Yes, I do. I have two children. This is
my son Chad.Interviewer : Hi Chad, how are you? Chad : Good.Interviewer :
[?]
you introduce us to your wife?Michael : Yes.Interviewer : Hello.Michael : This is Loren.Interviewer : Hi, what’s your name?Loren : Loren.Interviewer : Great! What
[?]
you done this morning Loren?Loren : Packed, had breakfast, now we’re
shopping.Interviewer : Ok. What
[?]
you do yesterday?Loren : I was sick in bed.Interviewer : I hope you’re feeling better
today.Loren : Yes, I am. Thank you.Interviewer : Hi, what’s your name?Bernadette : Bernadette.Interviewer : Bernadette, what have you done this
morning?Bernadette : I
[?]
up. I went over to the passport office to try and get an
emergency passport, and I’m waiting here for somebody to
pick me up. That’s it.Interviewer : Ok. Great!
[?]
this way just a little and then they can see your beautiful
face.Interviewer : What have you done this morning?Travis : A lot of reading. A lot of reading.Interviewer : What did you do yesterday?Alison : Much of the same. It
[?]
work.Interviewer : A lot of work?Travis : A lot of work.Interviewer : What did you do yesterday?Alison : I went to the Hard Rock Café and
I
[?] to a disco birthday party and I banked all day again yesterday.Interviewer : It sounds like you had a little more
fun than him.Alison : Yea. That’s generally the case.Interviewer : What’s your name again?Marie : Marie Holtz.Interviewer : Hi, Marie. What have you done this
morning?Marie : Well, we’ve . . . we got up and we
had bagels for breakfast and we
[?] quickly left Riverton New Jersey for New York City.Interviewer : Great! What did you do yesterday?Marie : Yesterday was a kind of relaxing day, post-holiday,
family kind of day. Everybody stayed at home and kind of
[?]
each other. Yea. Interviewer : Hello, what’s your name?Maria : My name is Maria.Interviewer : Hi Maria. What have you done this
morning?Maria : Not much. I
[?]
to take a tour around New York, which wasn’t a very
good one, so we got off the bus.Interviewer : Wow, that was smart. What did you
do yesterday?Maria : Well, we arrived from Boston, I arrived
from Boston and my sister
[?]
from Russia.Interviewer : Great! Can you speak any foreign languages?
Maria : Yep. I speak some French. I speak Spanish,
English and Russian. That’s my native language.Interviewer : What did you do when you
[?]
school?Maria : Well, I continued teaching, studying and
teaching.[?] Maria : You mean here or in general? Interviewer : In general.Maria : We
[?]
born together. This is my womb-mate.Interviewer : Womb-mate? So, you’re twins?Maria : Yes. Interviewer : That’s great!
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