Look at the note below. You will hear a man calling a colleague about making changes to his schedule.

Look at the note below.
You will hear a man calling a colleague about making changes to his schedule.
You have 15 seconds to read through the notes.
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Now listen, and fill in the spaces.
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Woman: Hello. Jackson’s Associates.
Man: Oh, hi! It’s me, James. James Horrocks.
Woman: Oh, James! Where are you?
Man: I’m on the train - but I’m still in London! There’s been a long delay and I’m going to be very late, so I’m going to have to reschedule my morning. Could you deal with it all for me?
Woman: Sure ...
Man: I’ve got a meeting at half past ten with John Row of APE
Woman: What do you want me to do about it? Shall I try to get him to come later?
Man: That meeting will have to be cancelled or the whole morning’s schedule will be impossible.
Woman: Right.
Man: Now, I’d also called a marketing meeting for eleven thirty. Could you give everyone a later time? Um, let’s make it twelve thirty.
Woman: OK then. Man: And as it’ll be lunch time, could you call Jim Davis to arrange a lunch venue? People won’t mind a late meeting if we offer them food! Woman: OK.
Man: Oh, and, um, also, I won’t have time to see Freda Bell when I finally get into the office. Could you email her for me? Otherwise, she’ll think I’ve forgotten.
Woman: Fine. OK. Anything else?
Man: Nothing at the moment. See you soon, I hope.
Woman: OK. Bye . . .