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M: ‌Of course. May I have your passport and e-ticket confirmation? W: Sure. Here you go. M: ‌Thank you. [ Typing sound ] Ms. Winston, I found your reservation to fly from Los Angeles to Seoul. Would you like a window or an aisle seat? W: ‌Window seat, please. I’ve always wanted to see Seoul’s skyline from a plane. M: ‌Okay. You’re assigned to 12A. If you have any luggage to check in, would you put it here? W: Oh, yes. [ Sound of luggage dropping ] M: ‌Hmm... It weighs 35 kilograms, but the limit for business class is 30 kilograms. I’m afraid you’ll need to pay a fee for the extra weight. W: ‌Oh, no! I wasn’t aware of that. How much will it cost for the extra weight? M: ‌The fee is $100, payable in cash or with a credit card. Which one would you like to use? W: I’ll use my credit card. M: ‌All right. [ Pause ] You’re all set. Here is your boarding pass. Your flight is departing from Gate D5. The boarding time is 11:45. Have a great flight to Seoul. Section 2 ‌Checking into a Hotel and Attending a Trade Show Situation A p. 128 Get Ready M: Hello, Ms. Yun. Welcome back to our hotel. W: Thank you very much. M: ‌Your company has reserved a single deluxe room for you. Which view do you prefer? W: Please give me a room with an ocean view as usual. M: Okay. Here’s your key card. W: ‌Thanks. The business center is on the second floor, correct? M: Yes, it is. Listen Up M: Good morning, ma’am. How can I help you? W: ‌I have a reservation either under the name of Jill Bryant or my company name, BrightFuture Marketing Company. M: ‌Let me just check. [ Typing sound ] Yes, Ms. Bryant, W: ‌Sure. Let’s see. [ Pause ] I think we need to bring some extra product samples and brochures. They will be useful in case we meet more potential clients. M: ‌You’re right. Oh, we need our laptops for presentations, too. W: ‌Okay. We’ll also need our passports and other necessary travel documents. M: ‌Got it. I’ll make sure to include them when I’m packing my suitcase. Thanks. Listen Up M: Good morning, Sarah. How are you today? W: I’m doing well, Mr. Jackson. Thanks. M: ‌Good. The annual Asia-Pacific Trade Show will be held in Seoul next month. You need to set up and manage our exhibition booth and showcase our new products. W: I see. When does the trade show start? M: ‌The trade show begins on October 15 and runs for four days. You’re required to arrive the day before the show begins. W: Okay. Is there anything else I need to know? M: ‌Yes. You’ll meet clients during the trade show and also attend networking events. W: All right, Mr. Jackson. M: ‌For your flights and hotel arrangements, you should contact the company’s designated travel agency. Use the number on this business card. W: Thank you. I’ll do it right away. Situation B p. 122 Get Ready W: ‌Excuse me. I need to print out some business documents. Do you have a printing service here? M: ‌Yes, we do. Are you a member of our lounge program? W: Yes, I am. Here is my airline membership card. M: ‌Thank you. You can use our printing service free of charge for up to 10 pages. W: ‌That works out. I only need to print eight pages. Here’s my USB drive. M: All right. We’ll let you know when they’re ready. Listen Up W: Excuse me. I need to check in for my flight. Appendices: Listening Scripts 153