Presenter: , our programme this week comes from Paradise Island. It's a holiday island for young people. What do people think of it?
Girl 1: I think it's great.
Presenter: What is there to do here?
Girl 1: We always go to the beach in the morning. The beaches are very clean.
Presenter: Can you swim in the sea?
Girl 1: Yes, you can and you can go windsurfing, too.
Presenter: What do you usually do in the evening?
Girl1: There's a good disco. It's called Sharks. We usually go there, but we sometimes go to the cinema. They show some good films.



Presenter: Do you like Paradise Island?
Boy 1: No. It's boring. There isn't a lot to do.
Presenter Why?
Boy 1: Well, you can go to the beach and to the disco, but that's all. There aren't any interesting buildings - museums, churches or castles.
Presenter: Do you like the forest?
Boy 2: Yes, but it's very small. You can see everything on the island in one day.







Presenter: Do you like Paradise Island?
Boy 2: It's OK.
Presenter: What do you like?
Boy 2: It's very quiet. There aren't any cars on the island.
Presenter: Do you like that?
Boy 2: Yes. I live in a big city at home.
Presenter: What don't you like?
Boy 2: The shops, the supermarket and some small shops. But they're expensive and they haven't got a lot of things.



Presenter: Do you like the beach?
Girl 2: Yes, but I don't swim in the sea. I go to the swimming pool.
Presenter: Why?
Girl 2: I'm afraid of sharks.
Presenter: Are there any animals on the island?
Girl 2: There aren't any snakes or tigers or animals like that. But there are lots of insects and some big spiders. Ugh, I don't like them.
Presenter: Do you like the huts?
Girl 2: They're small and they haven't got bathrooms. But they're OK.