Look at the form below. You will hear a man telephoning an office supplier to place an order. CAXTON

Conversation 3 (Questions 9—12)
F: Good afternoon! Caxton Office Supplies.
M: Hello. I’d like to make an order, please.
F: By all means. Can I take your name first?
M: Yes, it’s Mr. Deetman.
F: Is that D—I—E—T—M—A—N?
M: No, it’s D—Double E—T.
F: And do you have an account with us, Mr. Deetman?
M: Yes, I opened one a few months ago. The number is 902256.
F: Two Five Six. Fine. And you want?
M: It’s not such a large order. We’ve run out of some things, and they are needed rather urgently. I’d like some paper. 50 packs of the standard. They’re seven pounds ninety-nine a pack, I think. At least that’s what they cost on the last order. They haven’t gone up, have they?
F: No, they are still the same price. And you’d like fifty packs?
M: Yes, I would. And I’d also like some computer discs. I’d like about sixty. Could you tell me how much they are?
F: Yes, they come in packs of six. And they are four pounds ninety-five a pack.
M: OK, I’ll have ten packs of those then, please.
F: Fine. And when was it for?
M: I said it’s urgent. We’d like them today if possible?
F: I’ll see what we can do.
M: Thank you. Goodbye.
F: Goodbye.