M: No, of course not. We’ ll look after yoourselves?

Text 4

W: Here’ s a 10 - dollar bill. Give me two tickets for tonight’ s show, please?

M: Sure. Two tickets and here’ s $ 1. 40 change?

Text 5

W: I like the newcomer?

M: Me too. He does have a good sense of humor?

W: Yes, he plays harmless jokes on everybody even including himself. And with his presence, all of

us feel cheerful and energetic?

M: No wonder he is so popular?

Text 6

W: Have yoheard?

M: Heard what?

W: I got a job offer from Media View?

M: Really? From Media View? Where is it?

W: London!

M: Wow, that’ s great. Have yoever been to London?

W: No, I’ ve never been to England!

M: Well, what are yogoing to do?

W: I think yoknow…

W&M ( in unison) : Yogotta do what yogotta do!

M: So you’ re going to take it?

W: Yeah, I just can’ t pass this up?

Text 7

M: Jenny, I hope you’ ve finished packing and are ready to leave?

W: Not quite ready. I’ m looking for my passport?

M: Your passport? That’ s the one thing yomustn’ t leave behind?

W: I know. I haven’ t lost it. I’ ve packed it, but I just can’ t remember which bag it’ s in?

M: Well, you’ ll have to find it at the airport. Come on, the taxi is waiting?

W: The plane won’ t leave until a quarter to four. Why such a rush?

M: Yoknow how bad traffic has been these days. I think we need to leave right now if we want to

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M: Ted Harris?

W: Ah, it’ s Diana Shaw?

M: How are things?

W: Fine?

M: I’ m ringing about Mr. Wellbore’ s visit. Has he arrived?

W: Yes. He arrived yesterday morning. I picked him up at the airport?

M: Ah, have yoshown him around the company?

W: Yes, I have. I did that yesterday afternoon?