A radio programme

Carol	And we have Angeline on the line, who's calling us from Sacramento. Angeline, are you there?
Angeline	Yes, I'm here. Hello.
Carol	Hello, Angeline, what's your concern?
Angeline	Well, you see the thing is, I have a wonderful relationship with my husband, we've been married about nine years now, but a couple of months ago he changed jobs. Now he works so hard that when he arrives home in the evening he's worn out, and all he wants to do is relax in front of the television and go to bed and sleep. Well, I also work, but what I want to do in the evenings is go out and have a good time and relax a bit, and lately he won't join me, he really won't, and - I just don't know what to do.
Carol	Christopher, have you got any suggestions about how we can help Angeline?
Christopher	Yes. Angeline, I would suggest you actually speak to him about how you feel - see if you can convince him to come out with you, let's say, for one or two nights a week, and then you could offer to stay at home watching television with him another couple of evenings ... compromise, that's the thing - work at it and reach an agreement.
John	Well Angeline, if I can make a point here, what I would suggest is that perhaps you could arrange to go out with some friends on your own. You could go for a drink, shopping, to the cinema or just for a walk. If he wants to spend time at home, that's quite all right, but I don't think you ought to let him stop you from doing what you really want.
Carol	There you are, Angeline - I hope we've been of some help, and from all of us here we very much hope that you sort things out quickly. Now for a question from another listener, Jen, who's calling us from... 14.(E) Write the missing words & Read aloud Carol And we have Angeline on the ............, who's calling us from Sacramento. Angeline, are you there? Angeline Yes, I'm here. Hello. Carol Hello, Angeline, what's your ............? Angeline Well, you see the thing is, I have a wonderful ............ with my husband, we've been married about nine years now, but a couple of months ago he changed jobs. Now he works so ............ that when he arrives home in the evening he's worn out, and all he wants to do is ............ in front of the television and go to bed and sleep. Well, I also work, but what I want to do in the evenings is go out and have a good time and relax a bit, and ............ he won't join me, he really won't, and - I just don't know what to do. Carol Christopher, have you got any ............ about how we can help Angeline? Christopher Yes. Angeline, I would suggest you actually speak to him about how you feel - see if you can ............ him to come out with you, let's say, for one or two nights a week, and then you could offer to stay at home watching television with him another couple of evenings ... compromise, that's the thing - work at it and reach an ............ . John Well Angeline, if I can make a ............ here, what I would suggest is that perhaps you could arrange to go out with some friends on your own. You could go for a drink, shopping, to the ............ or just for a walk. If he wants to spend time at home, that's quite all right, but I dont think you ought to let him stop you from doing what you really want. Carol There you are, Angeline - I hope we've been of some ............, and from all of us here we very much ............ that you sort things out quickly. Now for a question from another listener, Jen, who's calling us from... 14.(F) Answer the questions & Read aloud Where is Angeline calling from? ...................................... How long has she been married? ...................................... Why does Angeline's husband want to relax in front of the television when he arrives home from work? ...................................... Does he want to go out with his wife in the evening? ...................................... What should Angeline do according to Christopher? ...................................... What can Angeline do according to John? .......................