Where did Mr. Yang go?

(A) About a week ago.

(B) To the warehouse.

(C) With his family.

Why did you miss your flight?

(A) I woke up late this morning.

(B) There were too many applicants.

(C) I miss them very much.

Did you bring your business cards?

(A) I don’t think it will.

(B) He brought something new.

(C) Yes, they’re in my briefcase.

You’ll be coming to London for the International publishers’ conference, won’t you?

(A) I hope so.

(B) No, I don’t want one.

(C) Yes, international flight.

Which restaurant should we invite the guests at?

(A) It starts at seven o’clock tonight.

(B) How about the one Tom recommended?

(C) Around 200 people including guest speakers.

Would you like to try the new Indian restaurant?

(A) I’ll take the check, please.

(B) Sure, I heard its food is excellent.

(C) We should visit the country one more time.

When will the marketing proposal be completed?

(A) By the end of Wednesday.

(B) I think Ms. Wilson is the one.

(C) I can’t complain.

I heard it’s going to rain this afternoon.

(A) Do you have an umbrella with you?

(B) I’d rather take the train instead.

(C) Sometime tomorrow will be better for me.

Should we send the invitation card today or next week?

(A) Let’s invite everyone to the party.

(B) They’re predicting rain for tomorrow.

(C) Next Monday might be better.

The mail has just arrived, right?

(A) Actually, it came early this morning.

(B) We should put them in the outgoing box.

(C) Yes, it’s just the right size.

How many applications did we receive today?

(A) Three years of experience in sales.

(B) We should mail it by three o’clock.

(C) I haven’t counted them yet.

Isn’t Mr. Elliot attending the seminar in Singapore?

(A) That’s what I heard.

(B) Sorry, I’m too busy today.

(C) Yes, at the international terminal.

We need to ask for more time to finish this article.

(A) No, I don’t need anything, thank you.

(B) Are there any problems?

(C) The performance was finished earlier.

What should we call our new line of clothes?

(A) Something fun and easy to remember.

(B) I don’t go shopping that often.

(C) Let’s find out the dress code of the party.

Who was the man standing next to you?

(A) It’s right next to the door.

(B) I’ll be waiting for you here when you come back.

(C) Someone I met at the new employees’ orientation.

Haven’t you read over our benefits policy?

(A) It was so interesting that I want to watch it again.

(B) Yes, I have a pen right here.

(C) No. I haven’t had time yet.

What do you think will happen when the merger deal is signed?

(A) We might have to find a new job.

(B) The sign needs to be replaced right away.

(C) Sure, we need to be there as soon as possible.

Has the dishwasher been fixed yet?

(A) No, but someone is coming this afternoon.

(B) Yes, the interest rate has been fixed.

(C) They’ll fax everything today.

How may I help you?

(A) I’m looking for some winter coats.

(B) Sure, I’d love to assist you in any ways.

(C) By express or regular delivery.

Why haven’t the reimbursement of the travel expenses been processed yet?

(A) Some receipts were missing.

(B) The shipping procedure has to be changed.

(C) There were some delays at the airport.

When can we expect to receive shipment of auto parts?

(A) By later this week.

(B) The expected costs went up.

(C) Put them in the delivery area.

I need twenty copies of this report by tomorrow.

(A) Do you want them to be color-copied?

(B) I don’t need anything, thank you.

(C) Tomorrow is better for me.

Do you have some time to review the agenda or are you busy?

(A) I can look at it now.

(B) I’m not late for the meeting.

(C) It should be ready in no time.

Do we have to pack the boxes by tomorrow?

(A) Yes, let’s use different materials.

(B) They usually use the air-mail.

(C) We still have a few more days.

Why don’t we work on the competitor analysis this afternoon?

(A) No, the competition is getting fierce.

(B) I don’t usually work on the weekend.

(C) Actually, tomorrow is better for me.