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James： Yes； sir！~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Situation 21 James' Office
James： Stacy； would you get Steve Dawson on the line for me； please？
Stacy： Right away； Mr。 Goddard。 （Dials Steve's extension） Mr。 Dawson； this is Mr。Goddard's office； please hold for Mr。 Goddard。
James： （Speaking on the phone） Good morning Steve； how's it going？
Steve： James！ Yeah。。。 I'm okay。 How are you？
James： I'm doing pretty well this morning。 But you don't sound so good。 Is somethingwrong？
Steve： Well； it's just that I've been worrying all night about what happened yesterday。 Istill feel terrible about the way I acted in the meeting。
James： Listen； I told you last night to forget about it。
Steve： I know you did。 But I can't get over it so easily。 I really feel like I let you downyesterday。
James： Look； do you have any plans for lunch today？
Steve： Nothing special； why？
James： Then why don't you let me buy you lunch today？
Steve： Actually； I feel like I should buy you lunch。
James： No； today lunch will be on me。 Should we meet at twelve o'clock； then？
Steve： All right； I'll see you at noon。
James： See you then； Bye。
Steve： Bye。~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Situation 22 At the Restaurant
Steve： Wow； this is a really expensive place。 Are you sure you want to eat here？ Whydon't we just go get a couple of sandwiches？
James： Don't worry about that。
（The waitress greets them。）
Waitress： Good afternoon。 How many people today？
James： Just the two of us。
Waitress： Would you like a booth？
James： That will be fine； thank you。
Waitress： All right； follow me please。
（James and Steve are seated。）
Waitress： Here is our lunch menu with the specials listed on the right。 I would especiallylike to remend the steak and lobster bination。 The lobster is very fresh。
Steve： I think I will just have the soup and salad special； please。
James： What are you talking about？ Why don't we both get the steak and lobster special？It sounds great。
Steve： But James； that will be a sixty dollar lunch bill。 I know what your salary is / andyou can't afford lunches like this。
James： Don't worry about it。 This goes on a pany credit card。
Steve： But / we don't have pany credit cards。
James： As of today； I have one。
Steve： James！ ｛Does｝ that mean that you got a promotion？
James： Let's order first； then I'll tell you all about it。 Waitress； We'd like two of the steakand lobster specials。
Waitress： Yes； sir。 And how would you like your steak？
James： Medium rare； please。
Waitress： And you； sir？
Steve： Make mine medium well； please。
Waitress： Fine。 Anything to drink today？
James： Yes； I believe we will have two glasses of your best red wine。
Waitress： Very good。 Will that be all？
James： Yes； Thank you。
Steve： Would you tell me what's going on？ I'm dying of curiously。
James： I met Mr。 Barnes this morning and we had a very interesting talk about the Wangaccount。
Steve： What did he say？
James： Well； first of all； you are looking at a new Executive Director in charge of the
Wang account development team。
Steve： Are you serious？ Congratulations James； you really deserve it。 Wow！ An executiveposition； I can't believe it。
James： That's not all。 Mr。 Barnes thinks that what this account really needs is not onlytechnical support / but a new promotional strategy to emphasize the strengths of oursoftware and Wang's operating systems。 My new job is to put together and supervise team/ to continue technical development and support。 In addition； as I just mentioned； the teamwill have to e up with a new and innovative marketing strategy for the product。
Steve： That all sounds great； James。 I'm really happy for you。 If I ｛had｝ been just a littlemore of a team player； perhaps Mr。 Barnes would ｛of｝ promoted me to the team as well。 Iguess I really missed my chance yesterday。
James： Well； that is what I wanted to talk to you about over lunch today。 Even thoughthings didn't go that well for you yesterday； I understand why it happened。 I know howmuch stress you ｛have｝ been under at work to bring in a big contract。
Steve： To be honest； I haven't been sleeping very well because of the stress。
James： Also； I remember how much you helped me when I first joined the pany。 Thatis why I want you to be my right hand man on the new team。 Mr。 Barnes authorized me tooffer you the Assistant Executive Director's position。
Steve： You're not joking； are you？ You are being serious with me？
James： I'm being totally serious。
Steve： I can't believe it。 This is the chance I've been waiting for。 But； I don't understand。Yesterday Mr。 Barnes looked like he was ready to fire me。 What changed his mind？
James： I don't think he was really that mad at you。 But he did ask me who I wanted to besecond hand mand on my team / and I said that I wanted you。
Steve： After yesterday you would still do this for me？
James： Like I said before； I understand why you acted the way you did yesterday。 I alsoneed your advertising expertise on the team。
Steve： I don't know what to say。 This is the promotion I've been waiting for。
James： Congratulations； Steve。
（Waitress brings the food and drinks。）
Waitress： Here are your orders and your drinks。 Enjoy your meal。
James/Steve： Thank you。
Waitress： If there is anything else I can get you； please let me know。
（James picks up his wine glass。）
James： Let's make a toast to our new team。
Steve： Cheers！~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Situation 23 Back at the Office
James： Stacy； could you e in to my office for a minute？
Stacy： I'll be right there； Mr。 Goddard。
James： Sit down； Stacy。
Stacy： Thank you。
James： Stacy； do you like working for me？
Stacy： Yes； Mr。 Goddard。 Very much。
James： Well； I have been promoted to executive position； and I'm going to need asecretary that can handle the pressure。 Do you think you can do the job？ Of course therewould be a raise with the new job。
Stacy： Congratulations； Mr。 Goddard！ That's a great news！ Of course I would like tocontinue to work for you in your new position。 And don't worry； I can handle it。
James： Good； that's settled then。 Just one thing； if I need you to start working before nineo'clock； I hope you don't plain。
Stacy： Of course； Mr。 Goddard。 You won't hear me plain。
James： Good； then let's start packing for the move to our new office。千万别学英语提高版 2A
Tape 2 A Day in the Life of a College Student~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Situation 1 Waking Up Late
（Charles and Mike are roommates in a college dormitory。）
Charles： Mike； don't you have a class at noon？
Mike： Huh？
Charles： I said it's eleven forty…two； and you have a history class at twelve。
Mike： What？ Eleven forty…two？ Why didn't you wake me up earlier？
Charles： Because I am not your mother。 And because； if you must know； I had an Englishliterature class until eleven。
Mike： （Crawling out of bed。） Yeah； whatever； it's my fault anyway。 I shouldn't be outdrinking till three AM when I have class the next morning。
Charles： Oh； you finally figured that out； huh？ By the way； that's exactly what you saidlast Thursday morning when you got up late。 You're hopeless。
Mike： I thought we decided that you weren't my mother。 Are you finished with yourlecture？
Charles： Yes。 And you are going to be late for yours if you're not careful。 It is alreadyeleven fifty…three。
Mike： Eleven fifty…three？！ Quit talking with me or I'll never get ready。 Have you seen myAmerican history textbook？
Charles： 。。。。。
Mike： I asked you a question！
Charles： I thought you told me to quit talking to you； something about making you late。
Mike： Okay； okay； I'm sorry。 Where is the book？
Charles： It's right over there on your desk。
Mike： （Grabbing the book and running for the door。） You bastard。
Charles： You're wele。~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Situation 2 A History Lecture
（Sitting down in the back of the lecture hall。）
Mike： I thought for sure I'd be late。
Sarah： Hey； Mike。 You are late。 But so is Professor Clark。 He's getting old。 Maybe heforgot about class today。
Mike： We should be so lucky。 No； I'm just happy that he's later than me。 I was reallyworried。
Sarah： Oh； here he es。
（Entering from the front the room and walking up to the podium。）
Prof。 Clark： Good morning； class； or should I say good afternoon？ Twelve o'clock classesalways confuse me。 In any case； let's begin today's lecture。 Today I want to speak aboutthe American Civil War； which I am assuming all of you read about last week in a bookby Huntington。 The Civil War c