answer: #Person1# and #Person2# talk about where to go on holiday. #Person1# wants a more active holiday in Australia while #Person2# prefers a relaxing one in the Caribbean. Finally, #Person1# seems to be persuaded into going to Australia after listening to #Person2#'s plan.
documents: #Person1#: Where do you think we should go on holiday this summer?
  #Person2#: We, I'd like to go to Australia. I know it's far to go, but I think it would be something different and special.
  #Person1#: I'd really like to go to the Caribbean. We can relax on the beached and enjoy the sunshine.
  #Person2#: There are beaches in Australia too, but I would prefer a more active holiday this year. We could visit Ayers rock and the great barrier reef. It would be so exciting.
  #Person1#: But would it be relaxing? By summer. I'll be quite tired from doing so much work. The last thing I need is to use more energy racing around Australia. I'd need another holiday to recover from the holiday!
  #Person2#: Oh, come on! A tour of Australia would be relaxing because you'd be doing something different and not working.
  #Person1#: Do you think so? I'm not so sure. Anyway, tell me your plans for an Australian holiday. How long do you think we should spend there?
  #Person2#: I think we should go for two weeks. We could spend a week in the bush and a week at the great barrier reef-including a few day on the beach for tired office workers!
  #Person1#: That doesn't sound too bad. I'd certainly like to go diving. That's one reason I wanted to go to the Caribbean.
  #Person2#: We could hire a car and travel around the interior of Australia for several days. If we hire a car, we can go where we like.
  #Person1#: We'd have to plan our drive before we leave. Let's get a good guidebook from the bookstore when we go shopping in town tomorrow.
  #Person2#: It looks like I might have convinced you to go to Australia!