•Look at the form below. •You will hear a man placing an order for some office stationery. ORDER FORM Or

F: Good morning, Stationery Department.
M: Hello, is that Jane?
F: No, Jane’s on holiday, I’m afraid. This is Linda. Can I help you?
M: I’d like to order some...
F: Just a minute, I’ll get an order form. Right, yes. Sorry, you’d like to order...?
M: Yes, some photocopying paper please. We’re about to run out and we’ve got a lot of work coming up.
F: It will take a couple of days. We’ve run out as well. Jane forgot to order some before she went on holiday.
M: Oh dear! That’s a nuisance!
F: How many packets shall I order for you?
M: Let’s see... Ten. No, wait, better make it fifteen. That should keep us going for a couple of months.
F: OK. Can I have your name please?
M: Yes, it’s Peter Crusoe.
F: Oh, I know, you’re in Accounts, aren’t you?
M: Yes, that’s right.
F: OK. I’ll put the order through. When do you want it by?
M: Well, do you think you could have it by Tuesday?
F: We’ll do our best.
M: Thanks.