Questions: 20 Telephone Conversation STUDENT A You are Mr. Harold Stone and you work for a big finance company. You want to have lunch with Mr. Black to discuss his company's electronic products. It is important that you meet this week. Phone Mr. Black (Student B) and arrange a time and day. Remember, you are busy all day Monday and Wednesday and have meetings until 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hello, this is... It's important we meet this week. Let's have lunch on... at... I'm sorry, I'm busy then. STUDENT B You are Mr. Black and you are the boss of a big electronics company. Mr. Stone (Student A) is going to phone you to arrange an important business meeting. Try to arrange a time and day when you can have lunch together. Remember you are busy on Friday and can't meet for lunch before 2:00 p.m. on Monday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hi, how are you? No problem! Let's meet at... on... When are you free?

20 Telephone Conversation STUDENT A You are Mr. Harold Stone and you work for a big finance company. You want to have lunch with Mr. Black to discuss his company's electronic products. It is important that you meet this week. Phone Mr. Black (Student B) and arrange a time and day. Remember, you are busy all day Monday and Wednesday and have meetings until 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hello, this is... It's important we meet this week. Let's have lunch on... at... I'm sorry, I'm busy then. STUDENT B You are Mr. Black and you are the boss of a big electronics company. Mr. Stone (Student A) is going to phone you to arrange an important business meeting. Try to arrange a time and day when you can have lunch together. Remember you are busy on Friday and can't meet for lunch before 2:00 p.m. on Monday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hi, how are you? No problem! Let's meet at... on... When are you free?
Transcript text: 20 Telephone Conversation STUDENT A You are Mr. Harold Stone and you work for a big finance company. You want to have lunch with Mr. Black to discuss his company's electronic products. It is important that you meet this week. Phone Mr. Black (Student B) and arrange a time and day. Remember, you are busy all day Monday and Wednesday and have meetings until 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hello, this is... It's important we meet this week. Let's have lunch on... at... I'm sorry, I'm busy then. STUDENT B You are Mr. Black and you are the boss of a big electronics company. Mr. Stone (Student A) is going to phone you to arrange an important business meeting. Try to arrange a time and day when you can have lunch together. Remember you are busy on Friday and can't meet for lunch before 2:00 p.m. on Monday and Thursday. Use phrases such as: Hi, how are you? No problem! Let's meet at... on... When are you free?
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Claro, aquí tienes una posible conversación telefónica en español entre el Sr. Harold Stone y el Sr. Black para organizar una reunión de negocios:

Sr. Harold Stone (A): Hola, soy Harold Stone de la compañía financiera. ¿Cómo está, Sr. Black?

Sr. Black (B): Hola, Sr. Stone. Estoy bien, gracias. ¿Y usted?

Sr. Harold Stone (A): Estoy bien, gracias. Es importante que nos reunamos esta semana para discutir los productos electrónicos de su empresa. ¿Cuándo está disponible para almorzar?

Sr. Black (B): Entiendo. Estoy ocupado el viernes y no puedo reunirme para almorzar antes de las 2:00 p.m. el lunes y el jueves. ¿Cuándo está libre usted?

Sr. Harold Stone (A): Estoy ocupado todo el día el lunes y el miércoles, y tengo reuniones hasta la 1:00 p.m. el martes y el jueves. ¿Qué le parece si nos reunimos el martes a la 1:30 p.m.?

Sr. Black (B): Eso suena bien. No hay problema. Nos vemos el martes a la 1:30 p.m. ¿Dónde le gustaría almorzar?

Sr. Harold Stone (A): Podríamos almorzar en el restaurante "La Buena Mesa". ¿Le parece bien?

Sr. Black (B): Perfecto, nos vemos el martes a la 1:30 p.m. en "La Buena Mesa". ¡Hasta entonces!

Sr. Harold Stone (A): ¡Hasta entonces, Sr. Black!

En esta conversación, ambos personajes logran coordinar una reunión para el martes a la 1:30 p.m., teniendo en cuenta sus respectivas disponibilidades.

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