Look at the form below. You will hear a message about a secretary giving information to her boss about his schedule.

F: Good morning. Jenny Rhyme speaking.
M: Jenny, it’s Gordon. Look, I’m not feeling too good this morning. I’ve seen the doctor and he suggested I take a couple of days off work.
F: Oh dear! I’m sorry to hear that.
M: Well, these things happen. Now, I haven’t got my schedule with me. I just want to make a note of what I’ve got on this week.
F: OK, let’s see. It’s Monday, so there’s the usual project meeting at 9:30.
M: Ah, yes, I haven’t got that much to talk about actually. Maybe you could let the others know I won’t be coming in.
F: Right. And that’s all you’ve got down for today. Tuesday, you will see in Able Consultants at 11:00.
M: Able Consultants? Oh, dear, yes, I remember. Now, what can I do about that? That’s more difficult. Maybe you could phone them and postpone the meeting until next week.
F: OK. I can do that.
M: Now, I should be back by the sixth. If I remember rightly, there’s something in the afternoon. I’m interviewing someone, an’t I?
F: Oh. No, I don’t think so. It says here "fire drill". That’s at 2:00 in the afternoon.
M: Oh, I’m obviously mistaken. Is the interview on Thursday, then?
F: The seventh? I don’t think so. It looks as if you’re at a marketing conference all day.
M: Oh, yes, that’s right. Well, I’m sure I’ll be better by then anyway.
F: Yes. Well, I hope so.