Вопрос № 1083245 - Английский язык

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Tony Brown: Yes? This is Tony Brown speaking.
Ted Turner: Hello, Tony! 1_______.
Tony Brown: Oh, Ted, it’s good to hear from you. What’s up?
Ted Turner: Well, to begin with, I’m going to leave Advanced Technologies and join another company. I was offered a position at Data Systems Inc.
Tony Brown: Well, congratulations.
Ted Turner: Thanks. 2_______ is that I’ll be working on a project very similar to the one I was working on before, and there’s a good chance that we’ll be interested in your machines.
Tony Brown: Well, that’s great news. I’ll be looking forward to hearing from you.
Ted Turner: 3_______ of my new developments, I’d really appreciate it.
Tony Brown: I’ll certainly do that.
Ted Turner: How did things go in New York?
Tony Brown: Well, we just finished our meeting. They like our technology, and there are no serious problems. Some of their people are going to fly to Tokyo next week, and if things work out, I’m pretty sure we’ll get our first big order in America.
Ted Turner: Well, congratulations. Next time we get together, we’ll have to celebrate.
Tony Brown: Sounds good, Ted. And maybe, we’ll even get in a round of golf.
Ted Turner: Good idea. Well, have a good trip back to Tokyo, Tony.
Tony Brown: 4_______, and good luck with your new job.
Ted Turner: Thanks.

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John Mill: Mark? 1_______.
Mark: Oh, hello, John. How are you?
John: Fine thanks, and you?
Mark: Fine. 2_______?
John: I’m calling about our 3_______ on Friday. Look, I’m sorry to be a nuisance, Mark, but I’m afraid I can’t make it.
Mark: You’re not ill, I hope?
John: No, it’s not that. I’m in Washington and I’d like to stop over for a day or two to meet with some people.
Mark: Sure. Could we fix up another time?
John: Thanks very much. Would next Wednesday suit you?
Mark: Let me just look at my diary… Wednesday suits well, but it will have to be in the afternoon, say, around three.
John: Wednesday afternoon at three, then. That’s great. I’m really sorry about this. I hope it doesn’t inconvenience you too much.
Mark: No, it’s quite all right. Enjoy Washington.
John: Thanks. 4_______. Bye now.

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Beautiful old Victorian house is for sale. At the moment a couple is looking at the house. Maybe they will buy it.
Mr Clause: This house was built in 1875 in the Victorian style. Many houses like this can be seen all over New Orleans and especially in the Garden District.
Wife: Yes, it is very nice. I really like the big windows and the fancy wooden door!
Mr Clause: This house is considered to be 1_______, and it is one of my favorites. You’re really lucky it is for sale.
Husband: Why would anyone sell such a beautiful old house?
Mr Clause: I am told that the landlady does not have any family. The extra rooms are rented to students. But now she is too old to do much housework, and she wants to lead a quiet life. The neighbor said that the students don’t help at all in the household. The laundry is piling up in the hallway, dishes are left in the sink and the floor is never swept.
Wife: I don’t mind 2_______, as long as the house is kept in good condition. Does the house have a garage and a basement?
Mr Clause: It is hard to see 3_______ from here, but it is behind the porch, next to the stairs over there. I understand that the basement was converted into another bedroom.
Husband: Oh great, so that room could be rented out too!
Mr Clause: Shall we take a closer look?
Husband: This doesn’t look good here! What are these holes in the wood made by? I hope the house is not being eaten by termites?
Mr Clause: No, I was assured that there are no termites, but the house does need to be worked on. As I said, the landlady is very old now and she doesn’t have any help.
Husband: Yes, I can see that the house hasn’t been worked on for years. This house could really use a fresh coat of paint!
Mr Clause: Even though the wood here on the porch is in bad shape and the house needs to be painted, the walls and windows seem to be in good shape.
Wife: I love these old crystal windows! You don’t see them very often these days.
Husband: And they just need to be washed. The walls need to be painted too. I think the house needs a lot of work, but most of that can be done by us on the weekends.
Wife: I really like the big balcony too! Just imagine having a nice Sunday brunch up there. I could spend the whole day up there relaxing and reading a book!
Husband: But first, a lot of work must be done. And in the winter we can sit by the fireplace. Do you see the chimney up there on the roof? I’m sure it just needs to be swept, then it will be in perfect shape.
Wife: The rooms get a lot of sun. I can’t imagine that they need to be heated much. Do the rooms upstairs have a fireplace too?
Mr Clause: The master bedroom upstairs has 4_______, but the other rooms don’t.
Wife: What do you think? I really like this house a lot, even though it needs to be worked on.
Husband: Yes, but can we do all that work? We hardly have any free time.
Wife: I think it can be done! I really love this place too … why don’t we make an offer?
Husband: Yes. Where there’s a will, there’s a way!!!

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Mrs Brown: What do you do, Oleg?
Pavlov: I’m an engineer at 1_______.
Mrs Brown: What does your institute do?
Pavlov: We design 2_______.
Mrs Brown: Have you any orders from abroad?
Pavlov: Yes, 3_______ with many foreign countries, especially those in Asia and Africa. I have to travel a lot. That’s why I’m learning English. By the way, it’s my second visit to London.
Mrs Brown: Are you satisfied with your work?
Pavlov: Yes, 4_______.

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Fielding: Good morning. Finesse Group. James Fielding speaking. How can I help?
Klimov: Hello, this is Boris Klimov. I’m calling from Russia. I work for 1_______. I understand you organize trade fairs and exhibitions. Could you give me some information, please?
Fielding: Certainly. What would you like to know?
Klimov: Do you have an exhibition for the furniture business?
Fielding: Yes, we do. 2_______.
Klimov: Sorry. Could you say that again, please?
Fielding: Decoreks. We hold it in the summer every year. This year it’s June 11th – 15th.
Klimov: Mmm. Do you get many visitors?
Fielding: Last year we had nearly 120,000 visitors.
Klimov: British visitors I presume.
Fielding: Mainly, but we did have about 3_______.
Klimov: Sorry, did you say seventy thousand?
Fielding: No, seventeen. One seven.
Klimov: That’s very interesting. What were the dates again?
Fielding: The 1lth June, 11th to 15th June.
Klimov: Could you send me some information?
Fieding: 4_______ on our website at decoreks.online.com.im.
Klimov: Great, I’ll have a look. Thanks for your help.
Fielding: Oh, you’re welcome. Thanks for calling. Bye.

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Sales manager: So, we could supply you 40,000 bricks per month, for a two-year period at a unit cost of $4.35 per brick.
Customer: There seems to have been a slight misunderstanding. You do realise that we want to order nearly 1_______. And for that quantity, the price per unit does seem to be very high.
Sales manager: We have taken into account the size of the order you require. And 2_______ from what we ask. In terms of unit price, what were you thinking of?
Customer: Well, we were hoping for something around $3.40 per unit. Please bear in mind that we want to order nearly a million bricks, not a thousand.
Sales manager: $3.40 per unit. I am afraid that is out of the question. If we sold it to you at that price, we would be making loss on every unit sold.
Customer: Well, we have received a quote from one of your competitors at $3.53 per unit.
Sales manager: I am afraid that we can’t match that. But If I were you, I would ask myself how they can sell the bricks at such a low price. I would say that they are sacrificing the quality of the brick for price. But there maybe some room for negotiation. If you were to increase your order to 3_______ per months, then we could lower the unit cost to $4.15.
Customer: For 50,000 units per month we wouldn’t expect to pay more than $3.85 per unit. I would say that this price is 4_______ for this quantity.
Sales manager: I don’t think that we could go that far. Under $4 per unit. It’s not enough.
Customer: Well, could you meet us half way? At $4 per unit?
Sales manager: If that’s $4 per unit, 50,000 per month for 2 years. I think we can do that.