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Interviewer: Sir Guy, you have spent(spend) the last sixty years exploring the world. When did you first become(you first become) interested in travelling?  

Sir Guy: Well, I can tell you the exact day. I was (be) eleven years old and I was sitting(sit) in the school library and I was reading(read)a book about South Africa. Suddenly Isaw(see) a picture of Lake Victoria and at that moment I decided(decide) to become an explorer.

Interviewer: When did you first go(you, first, go) to Lake Victoria?

Sir Guy: Well, after I had left (leave) school at the age of 15, I lived (live) with my uncle for two years. He was (be) an old man then, but he had been(be) a sailor all his life. He found (find) me a job on a ship and at the age of 17 I arrived (arrive) in Africa!

Interviewer: You have travelled(travel) to the most interesting countries in the world. Have you ever had (you, ever, have) any frightening experiences?  

Sir Guy: Oh yes, lots of them.  

Interviewer: Which was (be) your most frightening?

Sir Guy: Perhaps it was(be) one night in India in 1942. Something really frightening happened(happen). It was(be) about ten oclock and Iwas(be) in bed. I was hunting(hunt) all day and so I felt(feel) very tired. I had just blown(just blow) out my candle when I felt(feel) something heavy sitting on my feet. When I lit (light) my candle, I could(can) hardly believe my eyes: a tiger was sitting(sit) on my bed!

Interviewer: My goodness! Is that story really true, Sir Guy?  

Sir Guy: How dare you ask me that! I have never told (never tell) a lie in my life.