9- listening 2
1. A: So where do you work now, Megan?
B: I'm working at a new cafe downtown.
A: Hey, that's kind of interesting. Are you the manager or something?
B: Oh, yeah, right! Actually, I do all the baking.
A: Oh! How long have you been baking?
B: Well, only for three weeks! But I'm learning real fast.
2. A: Where do you work, Tim?
B: At a hotel. I'm with the Grand City Towers.
A: Oh. yeah? Do you like it?
B: It's pretty good. I get to meet some really interesting people.
A: Oh. are you the manager?
B: Well. not yet. I'm still carrying bags. but I'm sure I'll be manager before long.
3. A: So, you work for a TV producer. That must be interesting work.
B: It's okay.
A: And what kind of work do you do?
B: Well, I'm on the road a lot.
A: Oh, yeah—a kind of personal assistant?
B: Well. not quite—I drive her to work every day.
4. A: So you work in an office?
B: That's right.
A: How do you like it?
B: Well, it's pretty boring.
A: Oh, yeah? What do you do there?
B: Oh, I schedule appointments, answer the phone, that sort of thing. And it really doesn't pay much.
A: So why do you stay there?
B: I like my co-workers.
5. A: Where do you work?
B: I work for an online newspaper.
A: Really?
B: Yeah. I write about sports. Have you read any of my stories?
A: Maybe. Say—what's your name again?
B: Ted Grant.
A: The Ted Grant? Can I have your autograph?
6. A: Are you still working in a restaurant on the weekend?
B: That's right.
But I'm not working the cash register anymore.
A: Oh?
B: Yeah. Now I'm working as a server.
A: Lucky you.
