•Look at the notes below. •Some information is missing. •You will hear a conversation about making travel arrangements. •For

W1: Continental Express. Good afternoon.
W2: Good afternoon. John Hill, please.
W1: Who’s calling please?
W2: Elaine Morrison.
W1: I’ll connect you.
W2: Thank you.
M: John Hill.
W2: Hello, John.  How are you?
M: Elaine! Good to hear from you. How are things?
W2: Fine, thanks. And how are you?
M: Oh, fine.
W2: Good. Now I know you’re going to be thrilled. I finally have my vacation plans pinned down, and I would like to make some reservations.
M: Well, Elaine, I’ll be glad to help you. What have you decided?
W2: I’m going to Boston and Hyannas.
M: Sounds good. When are you travelling?
W2: Er... starting Monday, July 26. About midday--late morning or early afternoon.
M: Let me just check.  Hang on for a moment,please. You still there, Elaine? I can get you a noon flight from Kennedy to Boston.  How does that sound?
W2: That’s just fine.
M: OK. Now where are you planning to stay?
W2: Moving right along here, John--Ritz Carlton Hotel, Boston. Would you make reservations for Monday July 26 and Tuesday July 27.Two nights, single with bath, please.
M: July 26 and 27, single with bath.  Yes, I’ve noted that.
W2: Yes, fine. Now, Wednesday, July 28... an a. m.flight Boston to Hyannas.Can you do that for me?
M: Just have a look.  Hey, Elaine, I’ve got just what you want.Departure from Boston at 10:45. How’s that?
W2: Fine! Terrific. Can I pick up the tickets this evening?
M: Of course. And I hope there’ll be time for us to have a drink together.
W2: That’d be great. See you later, John.Thanks.