Listen to the following extract from the recording which shows how the situation progressed. Try to complete the gaps, using no more than three words in each case

Exercise 3

Listen to the following conversation between John and Sally. All the remarks are mixed up. Put them in the order they appear in the Unit. Supply the remarks with the name of their authors. Use the grid below.

Exercise 2

You are going to hear a talk between John Martin and the first applicant for the job. Before you listen to the conversation look at these statements. After you have listened to the tape determine whether these statements are true (T) or false (F). Explain why.

Exercise 1

1.	Lately Harper & Grant Ltd. haven't been too pleased with the results of a firm of advertising agents which handles their account and they are thinking of giving their account to another agency.
2.	John Martin admitted that they plan to increase advertising quite considerably.
3.	The new advertising manager will be responsible to Mr. Grant for all advertising and to John Martin for public relations.
4.	The new ad man would be responsible for getting leaflets, brochures and catalogues designed while Hector Grant would brief the advertising agency on the kind of advertising campaign he wants.
5.	Harper & Grant Ltd. advertise only in the national Press.
6.	John Martin doesn't think television is a suitable medium for his firm because it's much too expensive.
7.	Only in the chairs produced by Harper & Grant Ltd. the back is properly supported, and a person feels full of energy.
8.	John Martin doesn’t have to tell Mr. Windsmore that Harper & Grant Ltd. are not planning to go into television.
9.	Mr. Windsmore has been doing a lot of television work lately and it interests him enormously.
10.	The job of an advertising manager in Harper & Grant Ltd. is hardly the right job for Mr. Windsmore.

A …	Here's her letter.
B …	Where's her letter of application? I can't find it. Has she had any experience? I wonder why I picked her out for an interview?
C …	Sally, who's next?
D …	Miss.
E …	What! Really? There weren't any women applicants.
F …	Oh, yes. Well, well. What’s she like, Sally?
G …	Yes. It's J. P. Harvey. The 'J' is for Joanna.
H …	Thanks. Yes, she signs the letter J. P. Harvey. H'm, let's see. Did I make a mistake? I can't think a woman would be likely to have the right qualifications...
I …	There are two more. The rest are coming tomorrow. Ег … one is a woman.
J …	Miss or Mrs.?
K …	I'll show her in, Mr. Martin, and then you can decide.
L …	Why not, Mr. Martin? The letter says that she's been an account executive for a year...

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John:	How did you begin … …, Miss Harvey?
Joanna Harvey:	I … … … run by the Palmer & Vincent Agency and stayed with them for ….
John:	That was before … … … your present agency?
Joanna:	That’s right. And I’ve worked with them for … …. …. Last year I became … ….
John:	What exactly is your work at the moment?
Joanna:	Well, I handle quite … … …. I plan …. …, co-ordinate the work of the visualiser, the copywriter, … … …. I … … with the clients, … … and, sometimes, have to do the work of the specialists when … … …, as there is usually is.
John:	You seem to have had … … …. I think you'd do the work well, but... well, all the executives are men and … еr …
Joanna:	And I … … industry was so go-ahead and modern!

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