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[JANE] Hi! I'm Jane.<br>[BILL] Hi. I'm Bill.<br>[CATHY] Hi! My name is Cathy.<br>[SALLY] Hi! I'm Sally.<br>[TOM] Hello. My name is Tom.<br>[ED] Hello. My name is Ed.

[SALLY] Hi!<br>[HR GUY] Hello.<br>[SALLY] Uh, I’m Sally. Sally Phillips? I’m new.<br>[HR GUY] Sally. How do you spell your last name?<br>[SALLY] It’s P-H-I-L-L-I-P-S.<br>[HR GUY] Ah, yes.<br>[HR GUY] Here you are.<br>[SALLY] Thank you.<br>[HR GUY] You’re welcome.

[JAKE] So, what’s your phone number?<br>[SIMON] My number’s 241-7694.<br>[SIMON] And what’s your number?<br>[JAKE] It’s, uh, 694-3250.<br>[SIMON] Great, thanks.<br>[JAKE] No problem.<br>[SIMON] See you tomorrow.<br>[JAKE] See you.

[JOAN] Good morning, Todd.<br>[TODD] Good morning, Joan. How are you today?<br>[JOAN] I’m fine, thanks. And you?<br>[TODD] I’m good.<br>[JOAN] Well, have a nice day.<br>[TODD] You, too.<br>[CARLOS] Good afternoon.<br>[TODD] Good afternoon, Carlos.<br>[CARLOS] Are you busy?<br>[TODD] No.<br>[JANITOR] Good evening, Todd.<br>[TODD] Uh, good evening, Jim.<br>[TODD] Good night.

[CARLOS] Good morning.<br>[JOAN] Good morning, Carlos[ˈkɑ:lɔs]. How are you?<br>[CARLOS] I’m good. How are you, Joan?<br>[JOAN] Fine, thanks.<br>[JOAN] How’s your class?<br>[CARLOS] Uh, it’s good. The teacher’s great.<br>[JOAN] How many students are in the class?<br>[CARLOS] There are eight students.<br>[JOAN] Okay.<br>[JOAN] Well, good luck.<br>How's your class?

[TODD] Sally? Sally Phillips?<br>[SALLY] Oh, hi, Todd!<br>[TODD] Hi! Welcome to the company.<br>[SALLY] Thanks!<br>[TODD] Let me show you to your desk.<br>[SALLY] OK<br>[TODD] So, this is your desk.<br>[SALLY] OK<br>[TODD] And that’s my desk.<br>[JOAN] Hi.<br>[TODD] Hello, Joan. Ah, Sally, this is Joan. Joan, this is Sally.<br>[JOAN] Nice to meet you.<br>[SALLY] Nice to meet you, too.<br>[JOAN] Welcome to the company.<br>[SALLY] Thanks!<br>[JOAN] OK. See you later.<br>

what's your name？<br>i'm lisa<br>how do your spell that？<br>it's l-i-s-a<br>how old are you<br>i'm 26 years old<br>what's your phone number？<br>it's 18333<br>here you are<br>thank you<br>

[TODD] So let me show you around.<br>[SALLY] Okay.<br>[TODD] That’s Joan’s office.<br>[SALLY] Mm-hmm.<br>[TODD] The meeting rooms are over here.<br>[SALLY] Mm-hmm.<br>[TODD] And the restrooms are over there.<br>[SALLY] Okay.<br>[TODD] And that’s the kitchen.<br>[SALLY] Right.<br>[SALLY] It’s a great office!<br>[TODD] Yes. It is.

[FRANK] Hello.<br>[MARY] Hi.<br>[MARY] His name is Frank.<br>[FRANK] And her name's Mary.<br>[MARY] And I'm from the UK.<br>[FRANK] We're from London, England.<br>[MARY] Uh, Frank?<br>[MARY] I'm from London. You're not.<br>[FRANK] Ehh, of course, of course.<br>[FRANK] No, we live in London, but I'm from, um ...<br>[MARY] ... Los Angeles, in the US.

[LAURA] Hey. Come and meet my friends.<br>[MARY] OK.<br>[LAURA] Michelle, this is Frank and Mary. Frank and Mary, this is Michelle.<br>[MICHELLE] Hi. Nice to meet you.<br>[MARY] Nice to meet you.<br>[FRANK] Hi, Michelle.<br>[MICHELLE] Hi. <br>[LAURA] Michelle's from Brighton.<br>[LAURA] Mary's from London, Frank's from Los Angeles, but they live in London.<br>[LAURA] Frank and Mary, this is James. James is from Birmingham, the UK.<br>[JAMES] Nice to meet you.<br>[FRANK] Nice to meet you.<br>[MARY] Hi.<br>[MARY] Hi.<br>[LAURA] Paul is from London.<br>[PAUL] Hi. How's it going?

[SALLY] So where are you from, Carlos?<br>[CARLOS] I’m from Salvador [ˈsælvədɔ:] .<br>[SALLY] Salvador [ˈsælvədɔ:] ?<br>[CARLOS] Yeah. In the north of Brazil.<br>[SALLY] What’s it like?<br>[CARLOS] It’s a beautiful city. There are a lot of great beaches.<br>[SALLY] It sounds wonderful.<br>[CARLOS] Yeah, it is. Where are you from?<br>[SALLY] I’m from New York.<br>[CARLOS] What’s New York like?<br>[SALLY] New York is ... New York. It’s big, it’s busy. It’s an exciting city.<br>[SALLY] No, thanks. I’m OK.

[CARLOS] Where do you live, Sally?<br>[SALLY] I live downtown, near the museum.<br>[CARLOS] Really? How is it?<br>[SALLY] It’s nice. I like it.<br>[CARLOS] Uh-huh?<br>[SALLY] Yeah. There are a lot of good restaurants and shops. Oh, and there’s a nice park.<br>[SALLY] Where do you live?<br>[CARLOS] I live across the bridge. In a big, crowded building.<br>[SALLY] You don’t like it.<br>[CARLOS] No, not really.<br>[SALLY] I’m sorry to hear that.

[TODD] Wow! Is that your family?<br>[SALLY] Yeah. It’s big, huh?<br>[TODD] Yes, it is.<br>[TODD] Is this your mother and father?<br>[SALLY] No, that’s my aunt and uncle. My mother and father are here. And that’s my grandmother and grandfather.<br>[TODD] And who are they?<br>[SALLY] My brothers. I have four brothers.<br>[SALLY] Do you have a big family?<br>[TODD] Actually, I’m an only child.<br>[TODD] But, I have Silas, Sarah and my wife, Angela.

[MICHELLE] Hi!<br>[LAURA] Hi!<br>[MICHELLE] So! What does he look like?<br>[LAURA] Who? What does who look like?<br>[MICHELLE] You know! Ken!<br>[LAURA]You know!<br>[LAURA] Well ... he's ... tall.<br>[LAURA] He has short, brown hair.<br>[MICHELLE] And?<br>[LAURA] And ... he has green eyes.<br>[MICHELLE] And?<br>[LAURA] And ... he's a firefighter/ˈfaɪəfaɪtə(r)/.<br>[MICHELLE] A firefighter?<br>[MICHELLE] How old is he?<br>[LAURA] He's 28.<br>[MICHELLE] Does he have a brother?<br>

[SALLY] Hey, Todd. I have a question for you.<br>[TODD] Okay.<br>[SALLY] Is Joan your boss?<br>[TODD] Yeah.<br>[SALLY] What is she like?<br>[TODD] Well, she’s very hardworking.<br>[SALLY] Uh-huh.<br>[TODD] And she’s really intelligent/ɪnˈtelɪdʒənt/.<br>[SALLY] Yeah, but is she friendly to you?<br>[TODD] She’s not unfriendly. She’s just always busy.<br>[SALLY] She never smiles.<br>[TODD] She is very serious.<br>[TODD] She’s a really good manager.<br>[SALLY] OK.<br>

[JAMES] I'm a businessman/ˈbɪznəsmæn/.<br>[JAMES] I work in an office.<br>[PAUL] I'm a manager.<br>[PAUL] I work in a paper company.<br>[PAUL] Ohhhh!<br>[MICHELLE] I'm a sales assistant/əˈsɪstənt/.<br>[MICHELLE] I work in a clothes store.<br>[MICHELLE] I like my job.<br>[MICHELLE] I like shopping, and I like clothes.<br>[MICHELLE] What do you do?<br>[MICHELLE] Do you like your job?

[KELLY] Excuse me - can I try these/ðiːz/ on?<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] Of course.<br>[KELLY] This shirt’s too big. This shirt’s too small. And this is just ugly.<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] What about this skirt /skɜːt/&nbsp;?<br>[KELLY] Hmmm. That skirt?<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] So what do you think?<br>[KELLY] I love it! But it’s too small.<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] How about these/ðiːz/ shoes/ʃuː/?

[MICHELLE] Hmmm. I know! A blue shirt ...<br>[MICHELLE] And ...<br>[MICHELLE] ... a long, black skirt.<br>[MICHELLE] Mm-mm. It's too long.<br>[MICHELLE] How about ... my new pants?<br>[MICHELLE] And ...<br>[MICHELLE] ... my pink T-shirt.<br>[MICHELLE] And... my short, black jacket.

[SALES ASSISTANT] Can I help you?<br>[SIMON] Yes. Um, I’m looking for a sweater/ˈswetə(r)/.<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] What size are you?<br>[SIMON] I’m a medium.<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] How about this one?<br>[SIMON] What’s it made/meɪd/ of?<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] It’s 100% wool&nbsp;/wʊl/.<br>[SIMON] How much is it?<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] It’s $89.99.<br>[SIMON] Okay. I’ll take it. Where are the jackets?<br>[SALES ASSISTANT] They’re on the second floor.<br>[SIMON] OK.

KELLY] Oh, look! There’s a sale/seɪl/ on at Bandini’s.<br>[SALLY] Bandini’s? The clothes there are so expensive! I never shop there.<br>[KELLY] Yeah, but, look - 50% off all jackets.<br>[SALLY] Hmmm. Not bad.<br>[KELLY] You know, you always shop online and buy these ... these boring office clothes. You should buy something nice.<br>[SALLY] Hey! ... Well, maybe. But you always go to really expensive shops.<br>[KELLY] Yeah. And I look good.<br>[SALLY] Yeah, you do. Come on, let’s go to Bandini’s. I need a new jacket. And maybe some pants.<br>[KELLY] Excuse me. Can we have the bill, please?

[SALLY] This place [pleɪs] has great burgers/ˈbɜːɡə(r)/.<br>[JAKE] Mm-hmm.<br>[SALLY] Do you want some of my fries[fraɪz] ?<br>[JAKE] Mm-hmm.<br>[SALLY] How’s your sandwich?<br>[JAKE] It’s delicious.<br>[SALLY] How about some dessert?<br>[JAKE] Mm-hmm.<br>[SALLY] I want some chocolate/ˈtʃɒklət/ ice cream/aɪs kriːm/.

[SIMON] Hey, Jake - pass me that knife /naɪf/.<br>[JAKE] What’s next?<br>[SIMON] Uh, cut the vegetables.<br>[SIMON] Don’t cut them/ðəm/ so big.<br>[JAKE] OK. Done/dʌn/. Anything else?<br>[SIMON] Uh, slice /slaɪs/薄片, 切片 the bread.<br>[JAKE] They’re here!<br>[KELLY] Hi!<br>[SALLY] I love your place!

[KELLY] You hungry?<br>[SALLY] Yeah.<br>[KELLY] Let’s have lunch.<br>[SALLY] The Snack Shack? What’s the food like?<br>[KELLY] It’s good. I like their sandwiches and salads. Oh, and I love their desserts.<br>[SALLY] Ooh, I want the beef noodles.<br>[KELLY] They’re spicy.<br>[SALLY] Cool. I love spicy food.<br>[KELLY] Hmmm. I like their salads. They’re always really fresh. Yep, a chicken salad.<br>[KELLY] And some chocolate cake.<br>[SALLY] What soft drinks do they have?<br>[KELLY] Orange juice or iced tea.<br>[SALLY] I’ll have orange juice.<br>[KELLY] Me, too.<br>[SALLY] What’s their number?<br>[KELLY] It’s 555 462 ...

[SERVER] Hi. Can I help you?<br>[KELLY] Yes. I’d like a roast/rəʊst/ beef sandwich, please.<br>[SERVER] OK.<br>[SERVER] There you go. Anything else?<br>[KELLY] Uh, a bag of potato chips.<br>[SERVER] Here you are. Would you like a drink?<br>[KELLY] Yes, a bottle of water.<br>[SERVER] OK.<br>[SERVER] Anything else? How about some dessert?<br>[KELLY] Oh ... A piece /piːs/ of chocolate/ˈtʃɒklət/ cake, please.<br>[SERVER] Would you like a bag?<br>[KELLY] Yes, please.<br>[KELLY] How much is that?<br>[SERVER] That’s, uh, 14 dollars.<br>[KELLY] Here you go.<br>[KELLY] Thanks!

[TODD] Good morning.<br>[SALLY] Oh, morning!<br>[SALLY] What time’s the meeting?<br>[TODD] 9:30.<br>[SALLY] Phew! Not 9?<br>[TODD] Nope, not 9. 9:30.<br>[SALLY] Todd, are you never late?<br>[TODD] Umm, no.<br>[TODD] About 8 o’clock.<br>[SALLY] Wow. What time do you get up?<br>[TODD] I get up at 6, I take the train at 7:15 and I get to work at 8. Every day.<br>[SALLY] I get up at 8, have a cup of coffee, take the 8:30 train.<br>[TODD] Oh. You don’t eat breakfast?<br>[SALLY] Breakfast?<br>[TODD] Time for the meeting. Let’s go.

[INTERVIEWER] Do you like your job?<br>[LAURA] Yes! I do! I love my job.<br>[INTERVIEWER] How about in the evening or at the weekend? Do you have free time?<br>[LAURA] Monday to Friday? No.<br>[INTERVIEWER] What time do you get home in the evening?<br>[LAURA] Sometimes 6 o'clock, sometimes 12.<br>[LAURA] And what do you do in the evening?<br>[LAURA] I surf the internet,<br>[LAURA] talk on the phone.<br>[LAURA] I have dinner.<br>[INTERVIEWER] And what do you do at the weekend?<br>[LAURA] At the weekend, I sleep.

--Can we meet on Friday morning?<br><br>我们周五上午见面可以吗？<br><br>--Ah, no. I’m sorry, but I’m busy.<br><br>啊，不行，抱歉，我比较忙。<br><br>--Ok, what about Thursday afternoon, then?<br><br>好吧，那星期四下午呢？<br><br>--Hmm … Let me see … Sorry, I can’t. I’m free on Thursday morning.<br><br>嗯，让我看看。不好意思，也不行。我星期四上午有空。<br><br>--Oh, good! What about 10 a.m.?<br><br>好的！上午10点怎样？<br><br>--Sure! That’s good for me!<br><br>可以！对我来说可以！<br><br>--Great! See you then!<br><br>太棒了！到时候见！<br>1.--What time do you like to have meetings?<br><br>你喜欢在什么时间开会？<br><br>--I like to have meetings in the morning because every morning is a new start.<br><br>2. When do you usually have meetings?<br><br>你通常什么时候开会？<br><br>3. --Can we meet on Monday morning?<br><br>我们可以周一早上开会吗？<br><br>--I'm sorry, but I'm but.<br><br>抱歉，我比较忙。<br><br>--Sure.<br><br>当然了！<br>

[NANCY] So, Bob's birthday is on the 21st of June.<br>[NANCY] Emma's birthday is on October the 25th.<br>[NANCY] The 3rd of December - that's our son Eric's birthday.<br>[NANCY] And my birthday is on the 26th of March.

hey,so how's&nbsp;london？<br>it's&nbsp;great，&nbsp;but&nbsp;the&nbsp;weather&nbsp;isn't&nbsp;good.<br>what's&nbsp;your&nbsp;weather&nbsp;like？<br>it's&nbsp;rainy&nbsp;and&nbsp;cold<br>i&nbsp;like&nbsp;really&nbsp;rainy&nbsp;<br>do&nbsp;you&nbsp;like&nbsp;rain？<br>that's&nbsp;too&nbsp;bad， what's&nbsp;your&nbsp;temperature？<br>it's 6&nbsp;or 7&nbsp;degrees<br>that's&nbsp;cold<br>yeah，it's&nbsp;rainy，&nbsp;windy&nbsp;and&nbsp;cold

[TODD] You look happy.<br>[CARLOS] Yeah, I am. It’s summer, the weather’s hot, and I have five days’ vacation.<br>[TODD] What are you going to do?<br>[CARLOS] I don’t know. What do people usually do here in the summer?<br>[TODD] Well, my wife and I like the mountains. It gets so hot here in the summer.<br>[CARLOS] I love hot weather! Back home, in the summer, I go to the beach almost every day.<br>[TODD] Why don’t you go to the beach here?<br>[CARLOS] Is it far?<br>[TODD] No. Two or three hours. You can stay in a beach house, go swimming in the sea every day.<br>[CARLOS] Eat fish for dinner every night?<br>[TODD] That does sound good. Hmmm. When is my next vacation?

[JOAN] Ugh! This weather!<br>[TODD] Yeah. Two weeks of rain!<br>[JOAN] I hate it!<br>[TODD] You know what? You should go on vacation.<br>[JOAN] Vacation?<br>[TODD] Yeah! Vacation. You know - you go away for two weeks. You don’t read your emails. You don’t answer your phone.<br>[JOAN] Yeah, I know what a vacation is.<br>[TODD] You should go to Hawaii. Get some sun.<br>[JOAN] Hmph.<br>[TODD] Or, you should go to Paris. Go shopping! See the museums!<br>[JOAN] You know what? Maybe I should.<br>

[WEATHERMAN] Today, the temperature’s温度 /ˈtemprətʃə(r)/28 degrees. It’s warm and sunny out there!<br>[JAKE] Let’s go to the beach.<br>[SIMON] No, it’s too hot/hɒt/. How about a movie?<br>[JAKE] A movie. On a day like this? Come on! The sun, the sea ...<br>[SIMON] No, thanks. How about a game of cards?<br>[JAKE] Yeah. Great idea. We should play cards. At home. All day. When it’s sunny outside!<br>[JAKE] I’m going to the beach. See you later.<br>[JAKE] Hey.<br>[SIMON] Have fun?<br>

what sports do you like?<br>me? i like watching baseball. how about you?<br>well,I really enjoy playing football.<br>football? you paly football in italy?<br>yes, of course!<br>oh, are you talking about soccer?<br>yes, i am.&nbsp;<br>

it's nice day,what you want to do?<br>can you play baseball?<br>no, i hate palying baseball?<br>really? you don't like playing baseball?<br>nope<br>can you swim?<br>ohh, i don't really like swim?<br>so,what do you like ding?<br>well, i really like paly table tennis?<br>cool. i can play table tennis.<br><br>

so,what do you like doing this weekend?<br>on the weekend, i like swimming?<br>really,cool<br>what do you like doing?<br>well, palying golf is my free activity ,i also like going hiking<br>going hiking is great exercise.<br>yeah,it's, i also&nbsp;degree&nbsp;to<br>you&nbsp;like&nbsp;playing&nbsp;badminton<br>yeah，i&nbsp;love&nbsp;it，hey,how about playing tennis,do you like playing tennis<br>playing tennis is fun<br>so,why do you playing tennis, how about sunday at 2p.m<br>great! see you on sunday

ah，I&nbsp;love&nbsp;summer, in my country in the summer,most people&nbsp; go to the beach, what&nbsp;about&nbsp;in your country<br>in my coutry ,most peolpe love&nbsp;swiming&nbsp;<br>i see, how about&nbsp;the&nbsp;winter，in&nbsp;my&nbsp;country ，many people&nbsp;love&nbsp;go&nbsp;skiing，it's very&nbsp;beautiful<br>in&nbsp;the&nbsp;winter，some&nbsp;people&nbsp;love&nbsp;ice&nbsp;skating<br>right，what&nbsp;are&nbsp;a&nbsp;lot&nbsp;of&nbsp;people&nbsp;like&nbsp;in&nbsp;your&nbsp;country？<br>a lot of&nbsp;people&nbsp;like&nbsp;watching&nbsp;TV.<br>oh, ok,and what&nbsp;sports&nbsp;do&nbsp;you&nbsp;like&nbsp;playing？<br>i&nbsp;like&nbsp;playing&nbsp;badminton<br>really，nice，do&nbsp;you&nbsp;like&nbsp;going hiking&nbsp;or&nbsp;going swiming<br>cool，i&nbsp;like&nbsp;too，let's&nbsp;go&nbsp;these&nbsp;we&nbsp;can<br>great&nbsp;idea！let's&nbsp;go.<br><br>There are many sports and activities in my country. Most people love ice skating. Ice hockey and soccer are popular, too. Many people enjoy playing chess. A lot of people like basketball. Few people like baseball. Some people enjoy skiing.<br>

[JOAN] Hi, Todd.<br>[JOAN] You okay?<br>[TODD] No, I’m not. I’m stressed /strest/ out.<br>我筋疲力尽。<br>[JOAN] Really?<br>[TODD] Yeah. I’m very busy right now. And my daughter’s/ˈdɔːtə(r)/&nbsp; sick /sɪk/.<br>[JOAN] I’m sorry to hear that. What’s wrong/rɒŋ/ with her/hər/?<br>听到这个消息我很难过。<br>[TODD] She has the flu.<br>[JOAN] That’s too bad.<br>[TODD] Hey, can I ask you a question?<br>[JOAN] Sure.<br>[TODD] How do you do it?<br>你是怎么做到的？<br>[JOAN] What do you mean?<br>什么意思？<br>[TODD] Well, I know you’re really busy/ˈbɪzi/. But you always look great.<br>[JOAN] Thanks!<br>[TODD] What’s your secret/ˈsiːkrət/秘诀?<br>[JOAN] It’s not /nɒt/a secret. I don’t smoke, I eat /iːt/ well and I do yoga.<br>我吃得好，还做瑜伽。<br><br>

[KELLY] Sally, how do you do it?<br>[SALLY] Do what?<br>[KELLY] Well, look at you - you’re eating ice cream.<br>[SALLY] Uh-huh.<br>[KELLY] How do you stay in shape?<br>[SALLY] I don’t know. I walk to work every day, I run three times a week and I go to the gym.<br>[KELLY] How often do you go to the gym?<br>[SALLY] Two or three times a week. You should come with me.<br>[KELLY] Yeah, I should.<br>[SALLY] Do you want some ice cream?<br>[KELLY] Yeah.<br>

[DOCTOR] So, how are you feeling/ˈfiːlɪŋ/?<br>[SALLY] Not so ...<br>[DOCTOR] Sorry.<br>[SALLY] Not so great. I have a sore/sɔː(r)/ throat/θrəʊt/, and my head/hed/ hurts/hɜːrt/.<br>[DOCTOR] I’m sorry to hear that. Any other symptoms/ˈsɪmptəm/?<br>[SALLY] Yes. I have a stomachache['stʌməkeɪk] .<br>[DOCTOR] Hmm. And you have a fever [ˈfi:və(r)] , too.<br>[SALLY] Yeah, I feel really hot.<br>[DOCTOR] I think you have the flu.<br>[SALLY] Ugh.<br>[DOCTOR] You should go home and get lots [lɒt] of sleep.<br>[SALLY] But I’m really busy at work.<br>[DOCTOR] Well, yes, but, um, you should take it easy for two or three days. And, uh, drink lots of liquids['lɪkwɪdz].<br>[SALLY] OK.<br>[DOCTOR] And, um, take an aspirin[ˈæsprɪn] for your headache.[ˈhedeɪk] <br>[SALLY] Right. Thanks, doctor.<br>[DOCTOR] You’re welcome.

[TODD] Todd Billings/ˈbɪlɪŋz/.<br>[SALLY] Hi, Todd. This is Sally.<br>[TODD] Sally. Hey, what’s up? Where are you?<br>[SALLY] I’m at home.<br>[TODD] Oh, no. What’s wrong?<br>[SALLY] I’m sick. I have the flu.<br>[TODD] You sound awful/ˈɔːfl/.<br>[SALLY] Yeah, I feel really bad. I can’t come to work today.<br>[TODD] That’s OK. You should stay at home.<br>[SALLY] Sorry about work.<br>[TODD] No problem. Listen - call me tomorrow.<br>[SALLY] OK.<br>[TODD] And feel better.<br>[SALLY] Thanks, Todd. Bye.<br>[TODD] Bye.

[MARY] Why don't we go to the swimming pool?<br>[FRANK] Mary, I don't like swimming.<br>[MARY] But it's so hot /hɒt/ today ...<br>[FRANK] I know, but I don't like swimming.<br>[FRANK] How about the library?<br>[MARY] The library?<br>[FRANK] Yeah, the library.<br>[FRANK] OK.<br>[FRANK] So, where do you want to go?<br>[MARY] I know!<br>[FRANK] Uh-oh.<br>[MARY] Why don't we go to the park?<br>[FRANK] Yeah, good idea.<br>[FRANK] It's a beautiful, sunny day.<br>[FRANK] Let's go to the park.<br>[FRANK] Mary?<br>[MARY] Yes?<br>[FRANK] Where is the park?

[JAKE] So. Cafe Delight/dɪˈlaɪt/. 3 o’clock.<br>[SALLY] Do you know where it is?<br>[JAKE] Yeah, I know where it is. See you there. Bye.<br>[SIMON] Hey.<br>[JAKE] Hey. Simon, where’s Cafe Delight?<br>[SIMON] It’s on 5th Street - uh, near the park.<br>[JAKE] How do you get there? Can I walk?<br>[SIMON] No, it’s too far. You should take the subway.<br>[JAKE] How do you get there by subway?<br>[SIMON] Well, uh, first take line[laɪn] 3. Then change at Pine Street to line 5. Then go on the underground.<br>[SIMON] uh, you need to change from the red to the blue line. Then to the green line, and the second stop. And then over the bridge ...<br>[SIMON] And then get off at the second stop.<br>[JAKE] Uh, that’s pretty[ˈprɪti] complicated[ˈkɒmplɪkeɪtɪd].<br>[SIMON] You can take the number 12 bus. But it takes an hour.<br>[JAKE] Or, I can take a taxi.

[SALLY] Hey, Carlos, do you know a good place for lunch?<br>[CARLOS] There’s a good pizza place across the street.<br>[SALLY] Uh-huh?<br>[CARLOS] Oh! And there are two Thai restaurants.<br>[SALLY] Mmm. I love Thai. Which one do you like?<br>[CARLOS] They’re both good. But Regal Thai is excellent.<br>[SALLY] Great! Where’s that?<br>[CARLOS] It’s on the corner of Pine Street and 3rd. Next to the movie theater.<br>[SALLY] Hmm. That’s pretty far. Can I take a bus?<br>[CARLOS] Yeah. Take the 12. It’s only two stops. There’s a bus stop in front of the building.<br>[SALLY] Great! Oh! And is there a post office near here?<br>[CARLOS] Yeah. There’s one across the street.<br>[SALLY] Oh, cool. That’s easy. Thanks.<br>[CARLOS] You’re welcome.<br>

[FRANK] So the park is on Green Street, opposite the school.<br>[MARY] OK. The park's on Green Street.<br>[MARY] But where is Green Street?<br>[FRANK] Uhhh ... I don't know.<br>[MARY] Excuse me. Excuse me.<br>[MARY] Where is Green Street?<br>[MAN 1] Do you mean Green Street, or Green Road?<br>[FRANK] Uh ... Green Street.<br>[MAN 1] Well ... Go straight ahead, then turn right.<br>[MAN 2] No, no, no, no, no, no, no.<br>[MAN 2] Go straight ahead, then turn left.<br>[MAN 1] No, turn right.<br>[MAN 2] No. Turn left.

[LAURA] This is my family's apartment.<br>[LAURA] The apartment has two bedrooms ...<br>[LAURA] ... a kitchen ...<br>[LAURA] ... a living room ...<br>[LAURA] ... and a balcony/ˈbælkəni/.<br>[LAURA] Three people live in the apartment: my mom, my dad and my grandma.<br>Word-1<br><br>PETER: So, Li, this is your&nbsp;family's&nbsp;new house?<br>LI: Yes! Welcome, Peter. This is&nbsp;our&nbsp;living room.<br>PETER: Nice. And you have three bedrooms?<br>LI: Yes, this bedroom is my husband's [ˈhʌzbənd] and&nbsp;mine&nbsp;.<br>PETER: Okay. And this blue bedroom – is this your&nbsp;son's&nbsp;bedroom?<br>LI: Yes, that's Billy's bedroom.<br>PETER:&nbsp;Whose&nbsp;bedroom is this?<br>LI: Oh, my husband's parents 'peərənts] are here for two weeks [wi:k] .<br>PETER: Wow.<br>LI: Yes. That bedroom is&nbsp;theirs [ðerz] &nbsp;.<br>

[CARLOS] Apartments, apartments ... Apartments for rent.<br>[CARLOS] Oh! Here’s one. 2,000 a month? Nope. That’s too expensive.<br>[CARLOS] Hmm. This one looks good. 1,100 a month. Oak Hills is a great neighborhood.<br>[CARLOS] Ah! But no pets. Too bad.<br>[CARLOS] Here’s another in Oak Hills.<br>[CARLOS] Two bedrooms, one bath. And, ooh ... there’s a swimming pool.<br>[CARLOS] Nice. Near public transportation. And only 900 a month.<br>[CARLOS] Cool. I’m calling.

[LANDLADY] OK, well let me show you around.<br>[L[LANDLADY] This is the living room.<br>[LANDLADY] You can put a sofa over here, and a coffee table there.<br>[LANDLADY] OK<br>[LANDLADY] The kitchen's this way.<br>[LANDLADY] There's a fridge and a microwave.<br>[LANDLADY] Have a look yourself.<br>[NINA] I like this.<br>[LANDLADY] This is the bathroom, and here's the bedroom. It's lovely and light, isn't it?<br>[NINA] It's beautiful.<br>[LANDLADY] There's a park across the road, and the schools are good.<br>[LANDLADY] It’s a lovely neighborhood.<br>[LANDLADY] A great place to raise a family.<br>[NINA] Yeah, and it's close to my shop.<br>[NINA] You see, I'm going to open a shop near here.<br>[LANDLADY] Oh, how exciting!<br>[LANDLADY] A shop!<br>[LANDLADY] So.<br>[NINA] I'll take it.<br>

[MOM] So, how’s the new apartment?<br>[SIMON] It’s great. I really like it.<br>[MOM] Tell me about it. Is the neighborhood safe?<br>[SIMON] Yes, Mom. It’s very safe.<br>[MOM] What’s your room like? <br>[SIMON] It’s pretty big. I like it.<br>[MOM] Oh, good. What about the rest of the apartment?<br>[SIMON] It’s nice. I share a kitchen, living room and a bathroom with my roommate, Jake.<br>[MOM] You share a bathroom? Is it clean?<br>[SIMON] Yes, Mom. It’s very clean.<br>[MOM] Hmm. What’s the kitchen like?<br>[SIMON] It’s good. There’s a fridge, and a stove, and a dishwasher.<br>[MOM] Oh, very nice.<br>[SIMON] So how’s everything at home?<br>[MOM] Oh, you know, the same. Your father’s feeling better.<br>[SIMON] That’s good. Hey, Mom, I have to go now. Say hi to Dad for me.<br>[MOM] OK, dear. Call me soon.<br>[SIMON] OK, Mom. Bye.<br>

[JAKE] No!<br>[KELLY] Ha-ha!<br>[SIMON] I win again.<br>[KELLY] Jake, you’re terrible at computer games.<br>[JAKE] Well, I don’t play them all day, like Simon does.<br>[SIMON] Yeah, yeah.<br>[JAKE] I have other interests.<br>[KELLY] Let me guess. Stamp collecting?<br>[JAKE] Very funny.<br>[JAKE] Actually, I have lots of hobbies. I am interested in cooking, for example.<br>[JAKE] And I like running. And photography.<br>[KELLY] Photography?<br>[JAKE] Yeah. I’m quite good at it.<br>[SALLY] Umm, can we see some of your pictures?<br>[JAKE] Uh, sure.<br>[KELLY] What is it?<br>[SIMON] I don’t know.<br>[SALLY] His thumb?<br>[JAKE] Oh, uh, uh ... wrong picture.

[JOAN] Nice shirt, Todd.<br>[TODD] Oh, thanks, Joan. It's from Italy.<br>[JOAN] Cool.<br>[TODD] Yeah. Italy's great. I go there pretty often. My uncle’s from Milan.<br>[JOAN] Wow! I love traveling. But I don't have much money right now.<br>[TODD] That’s too bad.<br>[JOAN] That’s okay. I do fun things near home.<br>[TODD] Like what?<br>[JOAN] Well, like going to the theater. Umm, and I do a little oil painting.<br>[TODD] Nice<br>[JOAN] And I have a little garden.<br>[TODD] Gardening? In an apartment?<br>[JOAN] Oh, just some flowers and things. On the balcony.<br>[TODD] Do you ever grow vegetables?<br>[JOAN] Sometimes. I have some tomatoes this year.<br>[TODD] Sweet.<br>[JOAN] They are, actually. You’d be surprised.

[BOB] Whoa! Look at that.<br>[BOB] I love my birthday presents.<br>[BOB] Thanks very much.<br>[BOB] Thanks, darling.<br>[BOB] Emma? Play us a song on your guitar.<br>[EMMA] Dad, I can't play the guitar.<br>[BOB] Yes, you can.<br>[BOB] Anyway, it's my birthday.<br>[EMMA] OK.<br>[BOB] Bravo!<br>[BOB] She can play the guitar.

[CARLOS] Hi, Joan.<br>[JOAN] Hi. Listen, Carlos, do you have any plans this weekend?<br>[CARLOS] Uhhh, no. Why?<br>[JOAN] Well, Henrique Gonzales is visiting. He’s the manager of the Mexico City office. And I’m out of town all weekend.<br>[CARLOS] Right ...<br>[JOAN] Can you show him around?<br>[JOAN] Carlos, it’s really important. Can you show him around?<br>[CARLOS] Of course, of course, I can show him around. Uhhh, what’s he interested in?<br>[JOAN] Well, I know he enjoys eating out.<br>[CARLOS] Well, I know a lot of good restaurants.<br>[JOAN] Oh, and he’s really into art.<br>[CARLOS] There’s probably a good exhibition at the art museum.<br>[JOAN] Great. Thank you. Look - you can have two extra days' vacation for this.<br>[CARLOS] Really? Thanks!<br>[JOAN] No, thank you.

[SALLY] So, Todd? Are you coming to the party Friday night?<br>[TODD] Party? What party?<br>[SALLY] The party at my apartment?<br>[TODD] Oh, yeah. Umm, sure. Where do you live?<br>[SALLY] I live at 1215 Maple Road.<br>[TODD] 1215 Maple Road.<br>[SALLY] The cross street is 4th Avenue.<br>[SALLY] I live in the apartment building between the library and the park.<br>[TODD] Okay.<br>[SALLY] I’m on the 11th floor, number 17.<br>[TODD] All right. See you on Friday.

[SARAH] Concentrate on driving. We don't want to crash.<br>[SARAH] I think it's just up straight.<br>[SARAH] Turn right.<br>[SARAH] No. Left.<br>[MARK] Sorry.<br>[SARAH] It's a terrible map!<br>[MARK] So, where? <br>[SARAH] Umm ... We turned right.<br>[SARAH] Turn right.<br>[SARAH] Turn right here.<br>[SARAH] Just go straight, Mark.<br>[MARK] Let's park here, OK?

A: Good morning. Telex Company. How can I help you?<br>B: Yes, good morning. I have a meeting at your company today. Can you tell me how to get to your office, please?<br>A: Yes, of course. Where are you coming from ?<br>B: I'm in front of the Regency Hotel on Park Drive. I'm walking.<br>A: Oh, OK. First, go north on Park Drive for two blocks, and make a right on Seventh Avenue.<br>B: North on Park, turn right on Seventh.<br>A: Correct. Next, go one block on Seventh, and take a left on Chase Street. Our building is on the right – number 729. We're on the third floor . Our office is number 316.

[CARLOS] That’s my hometown - Salvador. There.<br>[SALLY] Right. On the east coast.<br>[CARLOS] Yeah.<br>[SALLY] Where’s Rio?<br>[CARLOS] It’s in the south. Down here.<br>[SALLY] How far is it from Salvador to Rio?<br>[CARLOS] It’s about 1200 kilometers.<br>[SALLY] So you live on the coast.<br>[CARLOS] Yeah.<br>[SALLY] I love the ocean. Do you know Big Sur?<br>[CARLOS] No. Where’s that?<br>[SALLY] It’s in California. It’s in the mountains, but it’s also on the coast.<br>[SALLY] There it is, on the west coast. It’s so beautiful there. In the summertime, you can&nbsp;

I would like to reserve/book a_________ room.<br><br>How can I help you? 有什么能为您效劳的？<br><br>I’d like to make a reservation, please. 我想要预定房间。<br><br>For how many people? 多少个人呢？<br><br>For two people, checking in on October 7th for two nights. 2位，10月7号入住两晚。<br><br>When would you like to check in? 您想要什么时候入住？<br><br>Smoking or non-smoking? 吸烟房还是无烟房<br><br>The rate is _________ per night. 房间一晚的价格是________.<br><br>Would you like me to reserve it for you? 需要帮您预定吗？<br><br>I need a credit card number. 我需要您提供一下信用卡卡号。

[JOAN] Hey, Todd, you know Vancouver, right?<br>[TODD] Sure, I know Vancouver.<br>[JOAN] I have a meeting there on March 15th. Can you recommend a good hotel?<br>[TODD] How about the Hotel Anna? It’s right downtown. The rates are reasonable.<br>[JOAN] Sounds good. How much is it a night?<br>[TODD] I think it’s around 200 a night.<br>[JOAN] Not bad. Is there a fitness center in the hotel?<br>[TODD] Yes, there is. Oh! And you get free wireless internet in your room. I love that.<br>[JOAN] What are the rooms like?&nbsp;<br>[TODD] Uh, they’re nice. The bathrooms are pretty small. But they’re modern and clean.<br>[JOAN] Great! Thanks, Todd. The Anna sounds perfect.<br>[TODD] No problem. Have a good trip.<br>[JOAN] Thanks!

[CLERK] Hotel Anna. How can I help you?<br>[JOAN] I’d like to make a reservation, please.<br>[CLERK] Certainly. For how many people?<br>[JOAN] Just me.<br>[CLERK] Okay, and when are you checking in?<br>[JOAN] March 15th, checking out March 19th.<br>[CLERK] Fifteenth to the 19th. So, that’s four nights. Would you like a single room or a double?<br>[JOAN] A single, please. Oh, and I need a nonsmoking room.<br>[CLERK] A nonsmoking single. That’s no problem. Would you like me to reserve it for you now?<br>[JOAN] What’s the rate?<br>[CLERK] Two hundred and ten a night.<br>[JOAN] Okay. Yes, please reserve it.<br>[CLERK] Certainly. Can I have your name?<br>[JOAN] Joan Baxter. B-A-X-T-E-R.<br>[CLERK] And can I have your credit card number?<br>[JOAN] Mm-hmm. It's 3788-6672-4038-24.<br>[CLERK] Great. Just one moment ... All set. Can I help you with anything else?<br>[JOAN] No, thanks.<br>[CLERK] All right. I’ll see you on March 15th.<br>[JOAN] Thank you.

[CLERK] Good afternoon. May I help you?<br>[JOAN] Yes, I’m checking in.<br>[CLERK] May I see your passport?<br>[JOAN] Yes. Here you are.<br>[CLERK] Okay, welcome to the Hotel Anna, Ms. Baxter.<br>[JOAN] Thanks.<br>[CLERK] So that’s two people, for four nights.<br>[JOAN] Umm, actually it’s for one person – just me.<br>[CLERK] Oh. I’m sorry. Ah, yes - a nonsmoking single.<br>[JOAN] That’s right.<br>[CLERK] And you’re staying with us for four nights, checking out on the 19th?<br>[JOAN] Yes<br>[CLERK] Okay. May I see your credit card, please?<br>[JOAN] Here you are.<br>[CLERK] Wonderful. You’re all set. Here’s your credit card and passport.<br>[JOAN] Thank you.<br>[CLERK] And here’s your key card. You’re in 1412. You can take the elevator behind you. Would you like help with your luggage?<br>[JOAN] No, thanks, I’m fine.<br>[CLERK] Have a pleasant stay.<br>[JOAN] Thank you.

[CLERK] Good morning. May I help you?<br>[JOAN] Yes, I’d like to check out, please.<br>[CLERK] Certainly. How was your stay?<br>[JOAN] Pretty good. But the neighborhood’s a little noisy.<br>[CLERK] Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.<br>[JOAN] It’s okay. I love the room. And the fitness center’s amazing.<br>[CLERK] Great! Now, would you like to pay with your credit card?<br>[JOAN] Please.<br>[CLERK] That’s $996.<br>[JOAN] Really? That seems high.<br>[CLERK] That’s four nights, plus room service on Wednesday night.<br>[JOAN] Ah! That’s right. My ... my dinner on Wednesday night.<br>[CLERK] Correct.<br>[CLERK] Thank you. Would you like a receipt?<br>[JOAN] Yes, please. I need the receipt.<br>[CLERK] There you go.<br>[JOAN] Thank you.<br>[CLERK] Have a nice day.<br>[JOAN] Thank you.

what are you doing this weekend?<br>I'm going to go shopping with my friend this Sunday afternoon.<br>are you free on Sunday morning?<br>yes, I am.<br>great, I'm having some friends over to lunch, can you make it?（Would you like to come to my party on ___?<br>Sounds like fun. What can I bring?）<br>yes, I can make it.<br>what can I bring?<br>how about some snacks?<br>sounds good, what time should I come?<br>let me see, around 11.<br>I'll be there on time, see you then.<br>see you Sunday.<br><br>where are you going to have lunch? <br>I'm going to have lunch at my home.<br>can I bring my ....?<br><br>

[SALLY] Hey, Todd! Thanks for coming.<br>[TODD] Thanks for inviting me. It’s a great party.<br>[SALLY] Oh, hey - how’s your wife feeling?<br>[TODD] Poor Angela. She still has that cold.<br>[SALLY] I’m sorry to hear that. Give her my best.<br>[TODD] Thanks, I will. So. What’s happening with you?<br>[SALLY] Oh, not much. I’m going to a birthday party tomorrow night. My grandmother’s. She’s 87.<br>[TODD] Eight-seven! That’s amazing!<br>[SALLY] Yeah. It is. What about you? Anything new?<br>[TODD] Well, I’m taking some vacation time next week. Angela and I are going to Buenos Aires.<br>[SALLY] Wow! That sounds wonderful!<br>[TODD] Yeah. I’m really excited.<br>[TODD] Yes, dear. Okay.<br>[TODD] Angela. I should go.<br>[SALLY] I understand. Thanks again for coming.

[SALLY] Hi, Joan.<br>[JOAN] Hi!<br>[SALLY] How are things?<br>[JOAN] Good! I’m excited about my vacation.<br>[SALLY] You’re going on vacation? Great! Where are you going?<br>[JOAN] I’m going to Scotland for two weeks.<br>[SALLY] Nice. What are you going to do there?<br>[JOAN] I have tickets for the Edinburgh Film Festival.<br>[SALLY] Fantastic!<br>[JOAN] I’m going to see seven films in five days.<br>[SALLY] Wow. That’s a lot of movies.<br>[JOAN] You should see the film festival program. There are hundreds of movies!<br>[SALLY] What are you going to do after that?<br>[JOAN] I’m going skiing in the mountains. It’s beautiful this time of year.<br>[SALLY] Well, have a great holiday.<br>[JOAN] Thanks.

[CARLOS] Sorry. We, uh ...<br>[TODD] Oh, that’s okay. I like the music.<br>[CARLOS] Yeah? It’s samba. You know, everyone in Brazil is partying right now.<br>[TODD] Is it Carnival?<br>[CARLOS] It’s Carnaval.<br>[TODD] Carnaval. Carnaval.<br>[SALLY] How do you celebrate?<br>[CARLOS] Well, there are street festivals. Some of my friends and I dance in the samba schools. Oh - and we make acaraje at home.<br>[TODD] Aca- what?<br>[CARLOS] Acaraje. It’s food. Made with beans and then fried.<br>[SALLY] Mmm. That sounds good.<br>[TODD] So, uh, how long does Carnaval last for?<br>[CARLOS] Well, the big events last four days. But my friends and I? We usually party for a week.<br>[SALLY] Sounds fun. Hey, Todd, do you want to dance?<br>[TODD] Ah-ha-ha ... Ha-ha-ha-ha ...

[TODD] Hey, Sally. Can I ask you a question about computers?<br>[SALLY] Sure.<br>[TODD] My son’s computer’s really old and slow. He needs something faster for his classes. And for all those computer games he plays.<br>[SALLY] You want a laptop, not a desktop, right?<br>[TODD] Yes. I’m thinking about the B-Tek 13-72.<br>[SALLY] Hmm. You need a better computer for gaming.<br>[SALLY] You should buy the 13-82. You see, the 82’s faster and more powerful than the 72.<br>[TODD] Yeah. And it’s also more expensive.<br>[SALLY] Twelve hundred dollars isn’t bad - for a fast, powerful laptop.<br>[TODD] Hmmm. Okay. Thanks for your help.<br>[SALLY] No problem.

[TODD] Excuse me. Could you help me?<br>[TODD] I want to buy a new laptop.<br>[SALES CLERK] Sure.<br>[TODD] I’m looking for the, umm ... I’m looking for the ... I’m looking for the ... the B-Tek 13-82.<br>[SALES CLERK] Ahh, yes. Right over here. It’s a great computer. Fast, powerful, and very popular with young people.<br>[TODD] Yeah. How much is it?<br>[SALES CLERK] It’s on sale this week, for $1,120.<br>[TODD] That’s a good price. I’ll take it.<br>[SALES CLERK] How would you like to pay?<br>[TODD] By credit card.<br>[SALES CLERK] Could I see some identification?<br>[TODD] Here’s my driver’s license.<br>[SALES CLERK] Just a minute.<br>[SALES CLERK] Please sign here.<br>[SALES CLERK] Thank you. And here’s your receipt ...<br>[TODD] Thank you.<br>[SALES CLERK] ... and credit card.<br>[TODD] Thank you.<br>[SALES CLERK] You’re welcome. Have a nice day.<br>[TODD] Thank you.

Hello, can I help you?<br><br>I’d like to return this shirt.<br><br>What seems to be the problem with it?/ What’s wrong with it?<br><br>It doesn’t fit. It’s too big.<br><br>Oh dear, sorry about that. Do you have your receipt?<br><br>Sure, here you are.<br><br>Thank you. Right, here you are. It’s $43.<br><br>You’re welcome.<br>May I change a new one for you?<br><br>Sure, please.<br><br>Yes, please.<br><br>No, sorry, I'd like to return this shirt.<br><br>refund 退款<br><br>

[JOAN] Gas prices are really going up fast.<br>[TODD] Yeah. I know.<br>[JOAN] And office supplies are going up, too.<br>[TODD] Ouch.<br>[JOAN] Yeah, that really is going to hurt. Also, next month, the rent on our building’s going to increase.<br>[TODD] Oh, no.<br>[JOAN] Here’s the letter.<br>[TODD] This is terrible.<br>[JOAN] Yep. Everything is going up.<br>[TODD] I do have some good news.<br>[JOAN] Hmm?<br>[TODD] Our sales are up this month. A lot.<br>[JOAN] Oh, you absolute star. That is brilliant. Todd, did you do all this?<br>[TODD] Well, not on my own, of course.<br>[JOAN] I’m so proud of you.<br>[TODD] With a bit of help.<br>[JOAN] What, Collins?

What was you last job?<br>I&nbsp;was&nbsp;a/an .........before.<br>My last job was...........<br>Where did you work?Where were you before?/What was last company's name?<br>I worked at a company called........<br>Did you like that job?<br>Yes , I liked that job.<br>No , I didn't like that job.<br>How long were you there for?<br>I worked there for ......years./I was there for ......months<br>Why didi you leave that company?<br>Beacese , I wored usually overtime in that company<br>How was you new job?<br>I love it ! I'm so happy i got it.

[JOAN] Excuse me, everyone.<br>[JOAN] I’d like to introduce Simon Price, our new director of engineering.<br>[JOAN] Uh, Simon comes to us from Dyna-Tek Systems. He was the engineering manager there for three years.<br>[JOAN] He has a master’s degree in computer science from Stanford University.<br>[JOAN] Um, Simon worked in Paris for three years, and he speaks fluent French.<br>[JOAN] So, uh, let’s welcome Simon to his new company!<br>[SIMON] Thanks, everyone, for the warm welcome. I’m really happy to be here.<br>[JOAN] Shall we?

[JOAN] So, did you meet anyone good last night?<br>[TODD] I got 20 business cards. I talked to a lot of people. A few of them, very interesting.<br>[JOAN] How about for the Finance Department?<br>[TODD] Take a look at this one. I wrote some notes on the back.<br>[TODD] She has an MBA from Harvard. Right now, she’s working at Network Tek as the CFO.<br>[JOAN] Interesting. Is she available?<br>[TODD] She wants to talk to us.<br>[JOAN] Great! How about for HR?<br>[TODD] Umm, this guy looks good.<br>[TODD] He’s an HR manager in a small company in Springdale.<br>[TODD] He has a BA in HR management.<br>[JOAN] He looks okay. That’s it for HR?<br>[TODD] Yeah. Sorry.<br>[JOAN] It’s not a problem. Thanks for going last night.<br>[TODD] Sure.<br>[JOAN] Tony said he was going to, but something came up ...<br>

[TODD] Oh, Joan. Do you have a minute?<br>[JOAN] Sure.<br>[TODD] I found someone good for production manager. Her name’s Christina Fernandez.<br>[JOAN] Great. Let’s have a look.<br>[TODD] She worked at Parmatek for three years as a project manager. She was responsible for the production schedule.<br>[JOAN] Uh-huh, that’s good.<br>[TODD] And she reported to the vice president of production.<br>[JOAN] Where is she working now?<br>[TODD] She’s at Blue Sky Tech.<br>[JOAN] What’s her job title?<br>[TODD] Production manager. She got her BS in computer engineering in 2007.<br>[JOAN] She does sound good.<br>[TODD] Shall I call her for an interview?<br>[JOAN] Yes, call her. Oh, and, uh, send me her resume.<br>[TODD] Okay.