[originaltext]W: Hey David, guess what? The boss is sending me to the West Coas

W: Hey David, guess what? The boss is sending me to the West Coast for a marketing seminar next month.
M: Aha, you must be happy. You’ve been itching to go on a business trip for months.
W: Yeah, and he said there would be more coming up, (12)so I should get a corporate card. The problem is, I don’t know how to proceed, and I don’t want the boss to know that. Can you help me with that?
M: Sure, no problem. First, (13)go to see the secretary and tell her where you’re going and when. She’ll arrange for transportation and hotel through our travel agent, and give you the tickets and schedule in a few days. (13)At the same time, ask her for an application form for the card.
W: Will I use the card for everything?
M: No, for this trip, you’ll probably only use it for food. Not all restaurants accept the card, so you may have to pay cash.
W: Do I pay out of my own pocket?
M: Afraid so. We used to have cash advances, but the company stopped that when they started issuing cards.
W: Will the company write off everything?
M: No, there are maximum rates for each day.  (14)I’ll give you a list. Of course, personal items aren’t covered. And make sure you keep all your receipts. You’ll have to attach them to your expense account when you get back.
W: Anything else I should keep in mind?
M: Nothing at present. (15)But I think you should make some arrangements about your work before the departure of your travel.
12. What seems to be the woman’s problem?
13. Who can provide the application form for the card?
14. What can we learn about the woman’s expense of personal items during the trip?
15. What does the man suggest the woman do at the end of the conversation?