I don't pull my finger out - I will pull ten fingers out

Status:05.05.2007

Interviewer: Welcome! We are sitting here at the living room of Mr. RR. He will tell us something about the last english lecture.
Mr. RR - Let us start with a simple question. What did you last english lecture?

RR: This is not so simple. Let us start 3 weeks ago.
Oh, no let us start from the beginning. I think, it was one of the first english lecture. Martin - he is the man who has the rewarding task to teach us.
Well! Martin had the idea that we all start a BLOG - like this.
In this BLOG we should we wrote, what we did last lecture. Similar the topic by this interview. Therefore we should take notes of the lecture.

Interviewer: Yes! I think this is an good idea. How does it work?

RR: Hmm... It works. More or less. But I think less than more. And I suppose Martin has the same opinion.
This bring us back to actual question; the last english lecture.
Martin ask us what we did last leture at the beginning. The last lecture was 3 weeks ago. Succinctly, It was not so sucessfull. As a result of... hm... I would say as a result of too less notes.
And of my point of view was this the reason for a new idea from martin. We have to write a book entitled as "ENGLISH". And this book is the BLOG in writen Form.

Interviewer: And you have only discussed about this book?

RR: Oh, No way. We spent approximately an half an hour at this topic. Afterwards we got a very good presention that deals with the difference between "have to" / "must" and "doesn't have to" / "must not", respectivetly. The presenter was our collegue Martin - the ohter Martin.

Interviewer: And now you know what is the difference beetween the mention phrases.?

RR: Of course. Or let me rephrase that. I know it now better than before the presentation.

Interviewer: And how long takes it?

RR: What? The presentation? 20 minutes, I guess.

Interviewer: And then?

RR: Ohhhh!? Wait a minute. I have to get my notes.

Interviewer: Okay.

RR: Sorry. I hope you havn`t wait too long.

Interviewer: No, it was okay.

RR: Where did we stop? Oh, yeah - I know it already. After the presentation, we made some exercises from our course book. Cultures was the topic. Especially the right words in daily business situation depends from the country where you are.

Interviewer: The book is okay?

RR: Yeah. The books that we use are quite okay.

Interviewer: Oh, I see it is time to go now. Anything else?

RR: Well! Finally, we got the Homework and really nice explanation about the correct use of phrases. :o)

Interviewer: Thank Mr. RR for this nice interview.