[originaltext]M: Amelia, you seem very busy now. But I do have something to tel

M: Amelia, you seem very busy now. But I do have something to tell you. Could you spare a few minutes?
W: Sure. What do you need?
M: Well, I wanted to let you know that I’ve put in my notice.
W: Really? Why?
M: It’s complicated. But basically it boils down to one thing. This company is downsizing and I can’t continue working for a company that may let me go.
W: But surely they won’t fire you! You’re one of the most experienced managers here!
M: Well, to be honest, there’s another reason. I’ve got a better offer.
W: Well, that’s great news! Congratulations! Where will you be located?
M: The head office is in New York, but I’ll be dealing with overseas companies and flying to this side of the world from time to time.
W: It’ll be sad to see you go, but it sounds like you’ve found yourself a great opportunity.
M: I have. I feel lucky. I look forward to dealing with overseas companies and at the same time having a chance to use English more.
W: I’m sorry to bring this up, but would it be possible for you to write me a letter of recommendation before you go?
M: Of course I can. In fact, if there are other job opportunities at this new company, I’ll recommend you personally.
W: Thanks. I appreciate that.
12. What are the speakers talking about?
13. What does the man say about his current company?
14. What does the man say about his new job?
15. What will the man do for the woman next?