Question

Mr Vlasov, a Russian businessman, (to phone) Mr. Hunt of Robinson & Co. Vlasov: Good morning, Mr. Hunt. This (to speak) Mr Vlasov. Hunt: Good morning, Mr. Vlasov. What I (can, to do) for you? Vlasov: The fact (to be) I (to send) you our offer last week. In my letter I (to ask) you to study it and to give us your answer but we not (to receive) it yet. Hunt: You see, Mr. Vlasov, we (to receive) your offer 3 days ago, but I (cannot, to study) it as I (to be) outside London and just (to come back). Vlasov: When you (can, to look through) it Hunt: I (to think) I (can, to do) it today. Lets meet tomorrow at 10 if that (to be) convenient to you. Vlasov: That (to suit) me all right. Thank you, Mr. Hunt. Good-bye.

Answer 1

Mr Vlasov, a Russian businessman, (is phoning) Mr. Hunt of Robinson & Co.
Vlasov: Good morning, Mr. Hunt. This is Vlasov speaking.
Hunt: Good morning, Mr. Vlasov. What can I do for you?
Vlasov: The fact (is) I ( sent) you our offer last week. In my letter I (was asking) you to study it and to give us your answer but we have not (received) it yet.
Hunt: You see, Mr. Vlasov, we (received) your offer 3 days ago, but I (was not able to study) it as I (was) outside London and have just (come back).
Vlasov: When will you (be able to look through) it?
Hunt: I (think) I (can do) it today. Let's meet tomorrow at 10 if that (is) convenient to you.
Vlasov: That (suits) me all right. Thank you, Mr. Hunt. Good-bye.