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Welcoming a Guest
Role Play
Secretary: Good morning, Mr. John. How are you today?
John: Good morning. I'm doing just fine, thank you. And how are you today?
Secretary: Just fine as well. I’d like to thank you again for visiting our office despite your
busy schedule.
John: Of course. I look forward to meeting with your manager.
Secretary: Likewise. If you could take a seat here, our manager is going to be right with you.
Would you like something to drink?
John: Coffee would be great.
Secretary: Sure. How would you like your coffee?
John: With milk and sugar, please, if that doesn’t cause too much trouble.
Secretary: May I ask how you would like your coffee?
John: That coffee would be great.
Secretary: Of course not. (Makes the coffee and serves it to John).
John: Thank you.
Secretary: It is my pleasure. If you don’t mind, I would like to schedule your meeting for
next month. Would you prefer the morning or afternoon?
John: Let me check my schedule. (Looks at his Google Calendar) I would prefer to meet in
the afternoon.
Secretary: Certainly. I will make arrangements for an afternoon meeting. Is there a specific
date that works best for you?
John: The second Tuesday of next month should work well.
Secretary: Got it. Second Tuesday in the afternoon. I'll arrange that and send you a calendar
invite.
John: Perfect. I appreciate your help.
Secretary: It's my pleasure, Mr. John. If there's anything else you need in the meantime, feel
free to let me know.
John: Thank you. I'm looking forward to our meeting.
Secretary: As are we. Have a great day!
Dưới đây là một số cấu trúc ngữ pháp quan trọng trong bài hội thoại giữa
John và thư ký:
1. Chào hỏi và trả lời chào hỏi:
- "Good morning, Mr. John. How are you today?"
- "I'm doing just fine, thank you. And how are you today?"
4. Đề nghị và đồng ý:
- "Would you like something to drink?"
- "Coffee would be great."
- "Sure. How would you like your coffee?"
- "With milk and sugar, please, if that doesn’t cause too much trouble."
- "Of course not."
2. Would you prefer to take a new colleague to lunch or dinner in their first week?
Why?
- You would prefer taking a new colleague to lunch to create opportunities for a more
informal and comfortable meeting.
- Lunchtime is usually shorter, providing a chance for discussion and sharing in a time-
efficient manner.
- Lunch occasions tend to be lighter and friendlier, creating favorable conditions for
communication and mutual understanding.
4. What is your schedule for tomorrow? Please explain to your coach in detail.
- Describe in detail your schedule for tomorrow, including meetings, tasks to be completed,
and any important events.
- Emphasize and describe any special plans you have.
- Suggest flexibility if possible, or specify times when you would be available for further
discussion about your schedule.