Meg:
Union Bank, May I help you?
Ms.
White: Hello, is this the Loans Department?
Meg:
Yes, it is.
Ms.
White: May I speak to Ms. Meg Ryan, please.
Meg:
This is Meg Ryan speaking.
Ms.
White: Hello, This is Carol White from Modern Fashions. I¡¦d like to
ask about loans.
Meg:
Oh, you should speak to my colleague, Roger Smith. I¡¦ll put you
through to his extension.
After 5
seconds¡K¡K
Ms.
White: Thank you.
Meg:
The line is busy. Will you hold on?
Ms.
White: Yes, I will.
After
10 seconds¡K¡K
Meg: I¡¦m afraid the line
is still busy. Could you give me your number and I¡¦ll ask him to
call you back?
Ms.
White: Yes, certainly. It¡¦s (212) 123-1234.
After
five minutes, Mr. Smith called...
Secretary: Good morning, Modern Fashions.
Mr.
Smith: Good morning. Can I speak to Ms. White, please?
Secretary: Yes, who¡¦s calling, please?
Mr.
Smith: It¡¦s Mr. Smith of the Union Bank.
Secretary: And what is it about?
Mr.
Smith: She called me earlier. I am returning her call.
Secretary: Just a moment please, Mr. Smith.
Ms.
White: Hello, Mr. Smith, thank you for calling me back so promptly.
Mr.
Smith: Not at all. It was about business loans, wasn¡¦t it?
Ms.
White: Yes, that¡¦s right. I¡¦d like to know more about the sort of
services you offer.
Mr.
Smith: Well, would you like to come in and see me to discuss the
types of loans available?
Ms.
White: Yes, I think that would be best. Can we make an appointment
now?
Mr.
Smith: Yes, certainly. Let me get my schedule. Does tomorrow morning
suit you?
Ms.
White: Yes, that¡¦s fine. What time?
Mr.
Smith: Shall we make it ten o¡¦clock?
Ms.
White: Fine with me. I¡¦ll look forward to seeing you then. Bye.
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