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Speaking 2 Ⅰ Work in pairs. Complete and practice the following conversation with your partner in turn. A: Hello, QT Company. _____________________ ? B: Yes, _______________ Mr. Jackson? A: May I have your name, please? B: _____________________ from UCT. Com. A: Hi, _______ . Mr. Jackson is not available now. ______________________ . B: Do you have any idea when he will be back from the meeting? A: Sorry, I don’t know. ______________________________ ? B: Yes, please tell him that I have fixed the time of shipment. A: OK, I will. B: ___________. A: You are welcome. Goodbye! B: _________. I’d like to talk to This is Andy Andy He is having a meeting Do you want me to take a message Thanks a lot Bye-bye May I help you Speaking 2 Ⅱ Work in groups. Form a group of 6-8 students and debate on “Should We Work Overtime?” Half of the members take the viewpoints of employers and the rest take the viewpoints of employees. Should We Work Overtime? (Employers) (Employees) Speaking 2-II Sample A = Employer Team B = Employee Team A: I admit that nobody wants to work overtime, but sometimes, you have to do that because you need to finish your work. B: Work is endless. Even if you finish it today, tomorrow there is more work awaiting you. So I think we should not work overtime. A: But sometimes we have deadlines. If we don’t finish our work, we might lose some opportunities. B: Most of the time, we have plans. I think we should follow our plans; that’s why we make plans. A: In the business world, things are changing so fast. Time is money. Time is profit. If we don’t take an opportunity, we might lose it forever. B: OK, I agree with you that we should take opportunities. When there is an emergency, we can work overtime, but we should not make it a routine. As the saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”. If we work overtime every day, how can we enjoy our lives? A: … Speaking 2 Ⅲ Work in groups. Form a group of 3-4 stud