Presenter: Welcome to our programme. Today we have invited Fread Wocson, a driving instructor of over 20 years experience to talk to us about 1. (learn) to drive. Well, Fread, do you think 2. is getting expensive to learn to drive these days?

Fread: Well, it depends. 3. you come for a private instructor like me, it's going to be a bit 4. expensive than going to a big school. The thing is, people have usually heard of the big school and trust them, so they'd rather spend more money on big schools. Well, I get customers through personal connections.

Presenter: Does that mean you have to try hard to get customers?

Fread: Not now, when I started I had to. But at the moment I am 5. (full) booked and my prices are quite competitive.

Presenter: Learning to drive is usually a nervous experience for 6. (begin). What do you think?

Fread: Well, it 7. be. But I try to get them to sit quietly in the driver's seat for

8. few moments. With their eyes 9. (close), you will be surprised how it changed some people. They would feel much more ready for driving if they 10. (have) a few quiet moments.

Presenter: Yes, I suppose some people are much more nervous than others.

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