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Listen to the conversation， mark each statement as either True（T）or False（F）according to your listening.
W: Hello， CSP. Can I help you?
M: Oh， hello， my name’s Wang Yuming. I’m from the job agency， Findajob. Could I speak to Li Yushan， please?
W: Certainly. Can I ask you the reason for the call?
M: Of course. I’m calling about an ex-CSP employee， Zhang Jiahong. Li Yushan was her manager.
W: Thank you. Let me just see if Li Yunshan is available...Hello? I’m sorry she’s in a meeting. Can I take a message?
M: Yes， please.
W: Er， what is your name again， please?
M: Yes， it’s Wang Yuming.
W: Could you spell that for me?
M: Yes， it’s Wang， WANG， and Yuming is YUMING.
W: OK. And what’s your telephone number?
M: I’ll give you my mobile number. It’s 412 556 207.
W: Right. And has Li Yunshan got your email address?
M: Er， no. It’s yuming@findajob. com. au.
W: Sorry， yuming@...?
M: Findajob—that’s one word—dot com dot A-U.
W: OK， so that’s yuming@findajob. com. au. And what would you like me to tell her?
M: Well， I’d like to ask her some questions about Zhang Jiahong—what she was like as an employee... It would be great if she could phone me.
W: OK， I’ll give her the message and ask her to contact you.
M: Thank you. That’s helpful.
W: No problem. Goodbye.