[originaltext]W: Hello?M: Hi, Sue. It’s Bill Parker from your calculus class.

W: Hello?
M: Hi, Sue. It’s Bill Parker from your calculus class.
W: Oh sure. How are you?
M: Fine, thanks. Listen, I’m working on our assignment and I can’t seem to figure out the last problem and, uh... the teaching assistant’s out of town, so I was wondering if you could help me.
W: Well, I did the last one, but I’m not sure it’s right.
M: At least you finally figured it out—I didn’t get past the first three steps. Would you like to have coffee with me? We could go over all of the problems.
W: That’s a good idea—I need help with number five. I’m completely lost on that one.
M: Are you free now?
W: I have swimming practice in a few minutes and then I have to study for a biology exam—but I could meet you right after dinner.
M: Uh, that’s bad for me—I have a meeting for The Signal.
W: The what?
M: The Signal—you know, the campus literary magazine. It comes out once a month.
W: Oh, sorry—I just transferred here this year.
M: I’ll give you a copy. In fact, I’ll bring it when we meet... So, anyway, what about tomorrow... After lunch, maybe?
W: Great. See you around one.
8. How do the speakers know each other?
9. Why isn’t the woman available in a few minutes?
10. What can be inferred about the campus literary magazine?
11. What is Bill going to do after dinner?