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Section II. Situational Dialogues Dialogue 1.  Conference Arrangement Ms. Ross and Mr. Fisher are colleagues, discussing conference arrangements. R: Hi, Mr. Fisher, could we have a quick word about the sales conference﹖ F: Yes, of course. The venue’s booked. R: Good. And I’ve got some definite numbers now. There are 108 delegates. F: That’s great. The auditorium holds 130, and I’ve booked another two rooms as well. R: We need to sort out the programme. F: It’s difficult to do that without knowing how many people are attending each talk. There’s a conference room that holds 60 people and a meeting room that holds 30. R: Well, everyone’s going to Mr. Barton’s presentation. He’s giving the opening address. But I’ll find out about the others. F: Would you also ask the speakers if they need any special equipment﹖ R: OK, what have you got, then﹖ F: There are simultaneous translation facilities in the auditorium and there’s a video projector in the conference room. R: What about microphones and slide projectors﹖ F: All the rooms have them. R: Good. F: What time would you like to start﹖ R: 9a.m., I think, then we can fit two sessions in before lunch. F: OK, I’ll arrange it. Dialogue 2.  Setting up a Booth An exhibition organizer, Miss Peng, is at the exhibit area at Liu Hua Exhibition Hall. The exhibitor, Mr. Milton, of XLY Company is having a discussion with her about the setup of booths. P: Good morning, Mr. Milton. M: Good morning, Miss Peng. How is the setting up of the booths coming along﹖ P: We’ve just finished the space assignment, but I’ve got something urgent to talk to you about. M: Tell me, please. P: The number of booths ar