I .Can I serve you in any way?
--I’d like to see Mr. Gao for a few minutes.
Can I serve you in any way?
--I’d like to buy some table cloths.
What can I do for you?
--Well, may I use the telephone?
Can I help you?
--I’d like you to get me today’s paper.
II. I wonder if he could spare me a few minutes.
--Let me see if he is free now.
I wonder if I could borrow your new bike.
--Certainly . Just tell me when.
I wonder if you’d give me when.
I wonder if you’d give me some advice.
--With pleasure.
I wonder how you came to miss your way?
--It’s like this, I…
III. Would you like to go over it?
--Mm… it’s all right to me.
Would you like to have a cup of tea?
--Yes, I’d love to.
Would you like to go through this price list?
--I’ve already seen it. Thank you very much.
When would you like to let me have your new quotation?
--Will this afternoon be all right for you?
IV. Our next job is to see the contract carried out smoothly.
Our next job is to see the plan carried out smoothly.
Our next job is to have the message sent to the hotel manager.
Our next job is to get the contract worked out together.
Our next job is to get the contract signed.
V. A businessman must abide by the contract, mustn’t he?
--It’s a matter of course.
You will be ready for business talk tomorrow, won’t you?
--Sure I will.
He has agreed to sign the contract, hasn’t he?
_Yes, he has.
You can get the job done this evening, can’t you?
