In pairs, read the second interview with Paul and complete the text. If you have several variants for one gap, write them all down with a slash (/). What helps you to guess the missing words? Rachel: What are you doing now, Pau...

In pairs, read the second interview with Paul and complete the text. If you have several variants for one gap, write them all down with a slash (/). What helps you to guess the missing words? Rachel: What are you doing now, Paul? Paul: I live in Halifax. I work in a hospital. I love what I do, because I ___ helping people. Rachel: Have you ever been back to Sudan? Paul: Last year, I was able to travel safely back to Southern Sudan where I am from. Rachel: What did you ___  when you in Sudan? Paul: People in my village need food and education. Because I grew up there, I understand that only education can help the new generation of children in my country. Rachel: Why has education become your ___ ? Paul: I believe in education because I benefi ted from it, education saved my life. I’m afraid that without education children have no ___. Rachel: What are you going to do about it? Paul: When I come back to Halifax, I’m going to start a project to raise ___ to build a new school in my village. When I write an article about my trip to Sudan, I will ask people of goodwill in Canada to help me. It will be a very different village when the new school is built. Rachel: Thank you for the interview. I wish you ___ in your project.