You will hear five people talking about the short courses they attended. For questions 9-13, choose from the list A-F what e

You will hear 5 people talking about the short courses they attended.
    For questions 9-13 choose from the list A~F what each speaker expresses.
    There is one extra letter which you do not need to use.
Speaker 1:
    I went on a canoeing course last weekend. Rather against my better judgment, because although I enjoy swimming, I thought canoeing might be too difficult. And I was right. I really couldn’t get the hang of it. But there the tutors all remembered me because I was one of their star students, far from it. But I fell out the canoeing more often than everyone else but together. But even so, I enjoyed it so much that when some of the group signed up to do another course together, in six months’ time. I found myself signing up too, but that the tutor refused to teach me next time.
Speaker 2:
    It was really good fun. Fifteen people from all sorts of backgrounds, all desperately trying to speak Italian to each other. And most of us were absolutely beginners. We kept fooling about laughing. But actually, it did get a lot easier by the last day. And the tutors were awfully patient. It was held in a big house in a country which now belongs to a university. And the whole thing was brilliant. In fact, I don’t know how they can do it for what they charged because it was almost like staying in a luxury hotel. Maybe it was subsidized by the university.
Speaker 3:
    It was quite an out sort of course in a way because I expected everyone to be working together and helping each other to learn. But most of the time we were just working on our own computers with the tutor going around and helping each individually. No team work at all. It made me realize that I work much better with other people than on my own. Maybe it’s poor motivation or something. Anyway, I learnt much more about using a computer which is what I wanted. So I supposed it was worth it, even though I can’t say I enjoyed it much.
Speaker 4:
    I can hardly move. I am so exhausted. We were out on the courts playing tennis from morning to night practically. I’m suddenly not as fit as I ought to be. I suppose that they thought we’d want to play all day to get our money’s worth. Well, I could have done with a bit more theory and demonstrations, and a lot more taking it easy. They told me I should go on to the advanced course next month, but I don’t know. I think they have to say that to get the bookings because they seemed to be saying the same thing to everyone.
Speaker 5:
    There were several people I’ve met on other courses. I haven’t been on that many but some of them seem to take at least a dozen year. Actually, we ended up spending a lot of time chatting and going for walks in the garden. And that kind of made up for the fact that I didn’t really learn much about local history which is why I’d gone. The tutor certainly knew a lot about the subject but she seemed to have very little idea how to teach. So I just couldn’t get into it. And they cost enough. I probably need to find a better way of studying.
That is the end of Part 2. You now have 20 seconds to copy your answers onto the Answer Sheet.