Look at the notes below. You will hear a telephone conversation in which

Look at the notes below.
You will hear a telephone conversation in which a man is placing an order.
You have 15 seconds to read through the notes.
[Pause]
Now listen, and fill in the spaces.
Woman: Institute of Asian Affairs Publications.
Man: Hello, could I speak to your Circulation Manager, please?
Woman: He’s a bit tied up at the moment. Can I help at all?
Man: Well, I wanted to order some publications.
Woman: Certainly, I can take your order, if you like. Just let me get a pen ... OK, which publications did you want?
Man: An Introduction to Doing Business in Asia.
Woman: How many copies would you like?
Man: Oh, just one, thanks.
Woman: OK. Anything else?
Man: Yes, I’d like one copy of Financing in Japan and South Korea.
Woman: Right.
Man: And I’d better have a copy of A Practical Guide to Malaysia and Singapore.
Woman: Sorry, was that two copies?
Man: No, no. Just one. And that’s all then.
Woman: OK, I’ll just take down your name and address.
Man: Yes, the name is Paul Smith and the address is Unit 1, Wellington Road, Hong Kong.
Woman: And what about payment?
Man: Would you send us an invoice with the publications marked for my attention?
Woman: Sure, no problem.
Man: Thanks very much.
Woman: Bye.