1. Mary: So, so maybe quite a lot of what you do there is about respect and about rights, but especially about responsibility.

2. Carole: Hmm. Yes, definitely about responsibility because [1] a) blame b) everybody c) personal d) personal has a [2] a) blame b) blame c) issue d) personal responsibility.

3. Mary: Right.

4. Carole: I mean, I, I have a bit of an [3] a) anybody b) issue c) personal with ... a [4] a) everybody b) issue c) personal d) something [5] a) everybody b) issue c) personal I would say, perhaps, with the claims that people make against other, against other people when something´s gone wrong, because I, I do feel [6] a) anybody b) issue c) personal d) something has a sense of [7] a) anybody b) everybody c) personal d) tripping responsibility and, we have to take that on board, and you can´t [8] a) anybody b) blame c) everybody [9] a) everybody b) issue c) personal d) tripping . You know, we´re coming to become a bit of a [10] a) anybody b) blame c) personal culture really, and you can´t [11] a) anybody b) blame c) everybody d) tripping [12] a) anybody b) blame c) everybody d) something for things that happen, when you could have done [13] a) everybody b) personal c) something d) tripping about it.

5. Mary: Right, can you give us an example?

6. Carole: Yeah, [14] a) blame b) everybody c) everybody d) tripping , [15] a) blame b) something c) tripping over a kerbstone maybe. There is some responsibility on the Council to make sure that they´ve got safe places for you to, to walk on. Personally, I´ve [16] a) blame b) issue c) personal d) tripped over a kerb once, it wasn´t, it wasn´t one that was jagged or out of order at all, I just fell over it with my hands in my pockets and I broke my nose. But, that was my fault, my responsibility and I´m not going to [17] a) blame b) everybody c) everybody d) personal [18] a) anybody b) blame c) personal d) tripped else for that.