Look at the note below. You will hear a man phoning about some arrangements for a meeting.

Look at the note below.
You will hear a man phoning about some arrangements for a meeting.
You have 15 seconds to read through the note.
[pause]
Now listen, and fill in the spaces.
[pause]
Woman: Hello. Sales. Can I help you?
Man: Oh, hello. Is Lauren O’Neil there?
Woman: I’m sorry, but she’s at lunch right now. Can I take a message?
Man: Um . . . OK. It’s Chris Darcy here, from Human Resources. I’m phoning about next week’s . ..
Woman: . . . Hang on, I just need to get a pen. Right, here we are. So, it’s Chris Darcy from HR, and it’s about. . .
Man: The shareholders’ meeting next week.
Woman: OK. And what shall I tell Lauren?
Man: Tell Lauren the board’s decided to make an official statement about the planned merger. I know we weren’t going to, but they’ve changed their mind.
Woman: Oh . . . Yes, that’s interesting.
Man: Mm, but not entirely unexpected. Anyway, the MD needs Lauren to put together a presentation showing the combined sales of the newly-merged group.
Woman: OK. I’ve got that. Is there anything else?
Man: Yes, tell her that I’ll handle the presentation about HR issues, but could Lauren also include something about expected savings in her part of the presentation?
Woman: OK. I’ll give her the message.
Man: That’s great. Thanks very much.