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 (/).

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.