Part Ⅰ Situational Dialogues
Practice 1
Task 2: Simulated situational conversation.
（A: Alice, R:Richard ）
R: Good morning, ABC Company. What can I do for you?
A: Hi, my name is Alice. I am calling to see if the administrative assistant position has been filled?
R: No, it is still open. How did you learn about this position?
A: I noticed you had a help wanted sign on the internet. I am interested in this position.
R: Yes, the application will be accepted for this position until Friday. Do you have any work experience as an administrative assistant?
A: Yes, I've got three years' experience in a foreign-funded company. I really look forward to an interview so you can know me better.
R: If you are interested in this position, please send your resume.
A: I will send my resume immediately.
R: OK, we will process all the applications soon. As soon as we have decided on the candidates to be interviewed, I will inform you to attend an interview. So could you let me have your phone number, Miss Alice?
A: Certainly, my phone number is 8233999. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Practice 2
Task 2: Simulated situational conversation.
Linda: Good morning, sir, my name is Linda.
Jack: Good morning. Have a seat, please.
Linda: Thank you. I received your call yesterday. You told me to come this morning for an interview.
Jack: Yes, so you are Miss Linda, one of the applicants for a secretary. Now we do have a vacancy. May I have a look of your references and other certificates?
Linda: Yes, here you are.
Jack: OK, I am quite satisfied with your qualifications. Our company is in need of a secretary to be in charge of English documents. Since you have had nearly four years' study of English at university, I consider you are the right girl for the post. Are you still studying at university?
Linda: Yes, but I am graduating in early July. In fact, I'm writing the graduation paper at the moment.