Look at the note below. You will hear a woman telephoning about a seminar.

Man: Hello. Can I help you?
Woman: My name’s Sue Bentley. Is Amy Johnson there?
Man: I’m afraid not. I’m her assistant. Can I take a message?
Woman: I’m running a seminar in Amy’s department next Thursday. The provisional title was ’Dealing with Overseas Clients’. Could you please tell Amy I’ve changed it to ’International Communication’ instead?
Man: Certainly. Anything else?
Woman: Yes. I’ve seen the rooms Amy recommended ... I like the presentation room best, but it’s too small for all twenty participants, so I’d better have the boardroom. One more thing: I can deal with photocopying the slides myself, but if Amy could provide photocopies of the feedback form for everyone, that’d be great.
Man: OK. Got that.
Woman: And could you also mention that she’s welcome to keep hold of one of the books I’ve lent her - Working Overseas - but I do need the other one back in time for the seminar - it’s called Global Partnerships. That’s all! Thank you for your help.
Man: You’re welcome.