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Rob is talking to Mark the mechanic*. Mark fixes machines*, but he doesn't fix all machines. Mark just fixes vehicles.
Mark’s job is to fix motorcycles* and scooters*. Rob has a scooter. Its engine* works well, so he doesn't need a mechanic. But it’s good to know a mechanic. When Rob’s scooter breaks, he can call Mark.
Conversation A
(in the studio)
Rob: Let's welcome our guest, Mark the mechanic*.
Mark: Thanks, Rob! I am glad to be here.
Rob: So, tell us about being a mechanic.
Mark: Sure! I love my job. I fix machines*.
Rob: What kinds of machines do you fix?
Mark: Well, mechanics fix different kinds of machines. But I work on vehicles.
Rob: We all need vehicles!
Conversation B
Mark: I don't work on all vehicles. I just fix motorcycles* and scooters*.
Rob: Oh. I go to work by scooter!
Mark: Does your scooter run well?
Rob: Yes, it does. I don’t have trouble with the engine*. But if I do, I'll call you!
Mark: Please do. I can always use more work!
Rob: And now I know a good mechanic. That's important.
Questions
- What does a mechanic do?
- What other machines could a mechanic fix?
