Two TOEIC-style conversations: three colleagues rethink a product launch after a packaging problem, and a manager breaks news of a travel budget cut.
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Tell us what is wrong and we'll fix it.
Questions fifty-nine through sixty-one refer to the following conversation with three speakers.
Okay, let's go over the launch plans for our new water bottle.
Well, I'm afraid there's a problem with the packaging.
Ugh, the samples only arrived yesterday, and the colours are all wrong!
Seriously? We're supposed to launch on the first of May!
Oh no. I've already promised samples to three big stores.
How long would it take to print new boxes?
Well, the printer says about two weeks.
Then I think we should move the launch to mid-May.
Actually, the stores might even prefer that.
Honestly, they're all busy with spring sales until then!
Great! Could you call them this afternoon?
Sure. I'll call them right after lunch.
What product are the speakers discussing?
What problem does the designer mention?
What does the woman ask the sales representative to do?
Questions sixty-two through sixty-four refer to the following conversation.
Have you got a minute? It's about the client visit in Toronto.
Oh? Is everything all right?
I'm afraid the travel budget has been cut in half.
Really? But the client's expecting us in person!
Well, I know... Could we hold the meeting by video call instead?
Actually, they did say their new office has excellent video equipment.
Wonderful! That would save us a lot of money.
I'll email them this afternoon and suggest it.
What problem does the woman mention?
What does the man imply when he says, 'they did say their new office has excellent video equipment'?
What will the man do this afternoon?
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