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1. A: Hello, Computer Technologies.

B: Hello, could I speak to Pamela Gordon. please?

A: I'm sorry. She's in a meeting right now and won't be available until this afternoon. Can I take a message?

B: Yes, this is Julie calling, from Dr. Beekman's office.

A: Is that J-U-L-I-E or J-U-D-Y?

B: It's Julie. J-U-L-I-E.

A: Got it.

B: Great. Please let her know that we'd like to change her appointment on Thursday from 9:45 to 10:30.

A: All right.. .needs to change appointment time... And your phone number. please?

B: It's 834-5627.

A: 5-6-2.7.

B: That's right.

A: Okay. I'll pass along the message.

2.

A: Good afternoon. First National Bank.

B: Yes. is Jane Taylor there, please?

A: I'm sorry, she's at lunch right now.

B: Could I leave a message for her?

A: Yes, of course.

B: This is Brian from Jimmy's Shoes.

A: All right. Can I have your phone number?

B: It's 477-3316.

A: 477-3316?

B: That's right.

Please tell her that the shoes she ordered are in. and she can pick them up anytime.

A: Okay, Brian. Got it.

I'll give her the message just as soon as she gets back from lunch.

B: Thank you.

3. A: Hello. Chicago Language Center.

B: Yes, can I speak to Mr. Garcia, please?

A: He's teaching a class right now. Would you like to leave a message?

B: Sure, my name is Jeff Leigh. I'm in his 7:30 Spanish class, but I'm not going to be able to make it tonight.

A: Hold on. Is that spelled L-E-E? B: Actually, it's L-E-I-G-H. A: Ah. okay.

B: And my number is 627-6082.

A: Is that 627-6082?

B: That's right.

Anyway, I can't come to Spanish class tonight because I have to work late. Can you tell Mr. Garcia that, please?

A: Sure.

B: Thanks.

4. A: Hello. Benny's Cafe.

B: Hi. Is Benny there?

A: No. he just stepped out to the bank.

B: Oh. Could you give him a message. please?

A: Sure.

B: This is Jessica Brown from Pet World.

A: Did you say Pet World?

B: That's right.

And I'm Jessica Brown. The number here is 867-5309.

A: 867-5309.

B: Right. He was talking about bringing his cat in for a shampoo and a haircut. Please tell him he can come on Saturday morning, around 11 o'clock.

A: Okay. Come on Saturday morning, 11 a.m., shampoo and haircut. That's for Benny's cat and nor for Benny, right?

B: Correct.

A: I'll tell him as soon as he gets back from the bank.

B: Thanks a lot.