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Secretary: May I help you?
Mark: Yes, you can. My name is Mark Johnson. And I’m 5 minutes late for a job interview.
Secretary: That’s OK. You can fill out thí job application. You can have a seat right over there.
Mark: Oh! O.K. Thank you.
Secretary: You’re welcome.
Mark: Excuse me.
Secretary: Yes?
Mark: Um! On this application, should I use my full name or my nickname?
Secretary: Your full name would be best.
Mark: Thank you
Secretary: You’re welcome.
Mark: Excuse me. For my address, do you want my home address or my university address.
Secretary: Your home address would be the best.
Mark: Thank you
Secretary: You’re welcome.
Mark: Pardon me, for job experience, do you want full-time jobs …?
Secretary: We want everything, we would like everything.
Mark: Full-time, part-time?
Secretary: Yes, everything full-time, part-time, everything.
Mark: Thank you
Secretary: You’re welcome.
Mark: Pardon me, for references …
Secretary: You need two, two of them, two …
Mark: O.K. Can it be somebody in my family?
Secretary: No!! They cannot be. A family member cannot be a reference. No!
Mark: O.K.
Secretary: That’s O.K. Don’t worry about it. Do you have a resume? A resume.
Mark: A resume?
Secretary: Yes.
Mark: Uh … Yes, I …
Secretary: If you give me a resume, that is all we’ll need.
Mark: O.K.
Secretary: Just a resume.
Mark: Sure. I have it, I have one. Here.
Secretary: Thank you, thank you very much. Please have a seat and my boss will be with you in a moment. Please sit, just sit down.
Mark: Wow! I think I should not ask her any more questions.
Boss: Hello, Mr. Johnson. I’, Sam Wilson, the Office Manager. How are you?
Mark: I’m fine, thank you. It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Wilson.
Boss: It’s nice to meet you, too. Would you please come into my office?
Mark: Thank you, sir.