Read the text about Leslie’s activities. Match the time and the activity. There are two activities which you do not need to useExample: 10 o’clock Answer: Get upJust an ordinary dayLeslie Brooks works as a holiday rep for Fun Club holidays. She tells Penny Broton about her typical day.L: I get up at about ten o’clock and go to the hotels at about eleven. I meet the clients at quarter past eleven and tell them about our parties, and I sell them tickets for excursions. I help them when they have problems. Then I have lunch at about two o’clock. But I don’t eat lunch with the clients. I have lunch with the other reps.P: And what do you do in the afternoon?L: At half past three I go to the hotel pool and help the other reps with games. Fun Club holidays are for young people aged 18 to 30, so we organize competitions and games for them. It’s great fun.P: Do you play the games?L: Oh no, I don’t. They’re only for clients!P: So, what do you do in the evening? Do you have dinner with the clients?L: Yes, I do. I take them to a restaurant at quarter to eight and then to a nightclub at about half past ten. Sometimes we have special parties and entertainment.P: When do you finish work?L: Well, I leave the nightclub at about half past one in the morning. So, I get home at about quarter to two. It’s a busy life – but I have lots of fun!