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Section Two. Questions 18-22
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You will hear another five recordings.
For each recording, decide which topic from the box below the speaker is talking about.
Write one letter (A-H) next to the number of the recording.
Do not use any letter more than once.
After you have listened once, replay the recordings.
You have fifteen seconds to read the list A-H.
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Now listen , and decide which topic the speaker is talking about.
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Eighteen
Man: Miss Mei, did you type this letter? Look! This should be US $ 5,400, but you have typed US $ 54,000. And you have misspelled not only figures, but also the client’s name. It should be Dennis’not Denis’! It’s not funny! If I hadn’t noticed it, we could have lost a lot of money. Did you see the envelop of the letter from Vancouver on the desk? What? You threw it away? I need it. I need this mailing address. Can you repeat it? Oh, gosh! What’s wrong with you?
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Nineteen
Woman: Hi, Mike. You see, I have a special request. I wonder if I could leave work an hour early today. I need to meet my friend from Shanghai at the railway station. Although I know I have already left early three times this month. Personal business must be on my own time. And I was wondering if, uh, I could turn the timetable tomorrow instead of today. The hotel rooms need to be confirmed, and I haven’t received any news from Ms. Wei’s office, perhaps the airline has been delayed by a storm.
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Twenty
Man: Mr. Robert, I would like you to know that I will be leaving the company on the first of the next month. I don’t want you to think I haven’t appreciated working for you, because I like working for you. You have been a very good employer. However, I have been offered a job with higher pay that also gives me the opportunity of a promotion. In addition, this new job is more in my field of interest and training. It’s something I have always wanted. So, sorry, Mr. Robert, I will give you my resignation
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Twenty-one
Woman: Excuse me, but are you Peter from New York? I am Jane from International Telecommunication Co. Ltd. Welcome to China! We have been expecting you ever since we received your e-mail. According to your request, we have arranged you to stay in China Hotel, which is five-star with traditional Chinese architectural style. It is only five-minute walk from the downtown area We hope you’ll enjoy your stay in Shanghai. Let me take your suitcase for you. The taxi is waiting outside the airport.
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Twenty-two
Man: It’s been a real nightmare lately. We’ve been busy enough at the best of times. And now we’ve lost our admin assistant, it’s even worse. I’ve been up my neck in paperwork, going through contract details with the Legal Department and checking CVs and reference. You know, I’ve interviewed 40 applicants this week already for one of our vacancies and it’s only Wednesday today. My colleague seems to take everything in his stride, though. If he’s not standing next to the fax machine chatting to someone from the Purchasing Department, he’s outside my window smoking. Look, there he is, lighting up again. I can’t believe it. That’s his sixth one this morning. Honestly, it’s a wonder he gets any work done at all.
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Now listen to the recordings again.
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That is the end of Part Two.
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