You will hear a talk. For each question (23-30), mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer. After you have listened onc

Part Three. Questions 23 to 30.
You will hear the conversation.
For each question 23-30, mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer.
After you have listened once, replay the recording.
You have forty five seconds to read through the questions.
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Now listen, and mark A, B, or C.
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B=Mr. Benson P=Pat Thompson
Manl: Benson
Man2: Mr. Benson, hello. Pat Thompson of Weald here. Thanks for your letter of the 29th March.
I got it today and I’m phoning to save time.
Manl: Ah yes, thanks. So, is it all right if I come to your place next week?
Man2: It certainly is. We’re pleased that you could arrange it for the 10th. Our Managing Director, Wesley Weald, is looking forward to seeing you this time, too. And I feel that a personal discussion is best if we want to work out the terms of the contract satisfactorily.
Manl: Quite right. It’s so much simpler than lots of letters.
Man2: Now, Mr. Benson, tell me. Shall we make a hotel reservation for you?
Manl: Well, yes, that would be great. I was really wondering whether to stay in London or in Wafford.
Man2: Well, we’re hoping that you’ll be our guest at dinner on Monday evening.
Manl; That’s very kind of you.
Man2: So it may be convenient for you to stay locally at the King’s Head Hotel. It’s a good hotel, not too luxurious but quite comfortable.
Manl: Yes, that sounds fine. Would you arrange for them to put me up on Sunday and Monday night, then?
Man2: OK, I’ll see to that. Sunday the 9th and Monday the 10th.
Manl: Could you let me have the phone number of the hotel?
Man2: Yes, hang on a second. Here it is...0923 7372218.
Manl: Right... 0923 7372218. Is it easy to find?
Man2: If you’re coming from London, there’s a very good train service to Wafford and the hotel’s just round the corner from the station, at 2 Harrow Road. And if you’re flying to Heathrow, it would be simplest to take a taxi. It’s not too far.
Manl: That’s what I’ll do-then. Now let me see. You’re expecting me at 11 o’clock, aren’t you?
Man2: Yes, if that suits you. Look, I’ll tell you what I’ll do. If you’re staying at the King’s Head Hotel, shall I come and fetch you at, say, a quarter to eleven, and bring you to our office?
Manl: Well, if you would.
Man2: Fine, that’s fixed then. Is there anything else you might need?
Manl: No, I don’t think so. You’re very helpful, Mr. Thompson.
Man2: Not at all. Well, I hope you have a good trip.
Manl: Thanks a lot. See you on the 10th then. Goodbye now.
Man2: Yes. See you next time. Bye now.
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Now listen to the recording again.
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That is the end of Part Three. You now have ten minutes to transfer your answers to your Answer Sheet.
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