Mary: What do you think a good citizen is, or a good citizen does?

Carole: Oohh, very open question that one. A good [1] a) women b) citizen c) looking d) somebody , probably I think going back to what we were saying earlier, and I'm [2] a) citizen b) looking c) thinking d) thought at ... for my role, [3] a) looking b) respecting c) setting at students who are moving away from home and [4] a) smiling b) looking c) setting up life themselves for the first time. I think that taking away from what I see there will be very similar I think to anybody who's [5] a) amongst b) looking c) setting d) somebody up a new life in England.

And so again we're [6] a) looking b) setting c) somebody at [7] a) citizen b) looking c) respecting other people, we're [8] a) citizen b) looking c) setting at [9] a) looking b) respecting c) somebody property. Taking responsibility for your own actions and communicating with people, talking to people, getting on with your neighbours and your friends. Making friends [10] a) amongst b) citizen c) respecting the neighbours and [11] a) amongst b) respecting c) improving the community, and that might be just stepping out the door and say hello to [12] a) amongst b) citizen c) somebody just walking past you know, opening the door for ... the shop door to let [13] a) citizen b) looking c) setting d) somebody through, you know. It's more small things that make people think 'yes, that's a nice person', and that's what it's about.