• Look at the notes below. • You will hear a man telephoning a colleague about his time sheet.

F: Good afternoon. Jane’s speaking.
M: Hi, Jane.
F: Hi, Dan.
M: I just remember that I left the office this afternoon without completing my time sheet. If I give you the details, could you do it for me?
F: Sure.
M: I think I left the time sheet on your desk.
F: Yes, you did. I got it in front of me. Now, let’s see. Dan, I’m sorry, but I can never remember how to spell your surname, P-R-A ...
M: H-D-A.
F: Right. And you haven’t filled in the project you’re working on, either.
M: No, I’m sorry. I left them in a hurry. I’m working on the office survey project.
F: Right. You filled in the hours from the 13th to the 16th, but the 17th is blank.
M: Yes, can you put 6. 2 for the 17th?
F: Right. And the status is still ongoing, is it?
M: No, surprisingly enough, it’s completed. I finished it at last.
F: Congratulations.
M: Thanks.