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M: University Bookshop, Bridge Street, Bob speaking, can I help you? W: Is that the University Bookshop? M: Yes, it is. W: I’d like to place an order for some books. M: Have you got an account with us? W: No, not yet. I haven’t started university yet. I’ll be starting in October, but I’ll be coming early to have a look round and to get settled in and I want to order some books. M: Right. I see. Would you like to open an account? W: Mmm, I don’t know. M: Well, if you open an account, you get a student discount on all book purchases. W: Oh! And how much is that, then? M: (1) for first year students.

W: 15%! That sounds all right. M: You just have to make sure that you settle your account at the end of each month. W: OK. Well, I might as well open one, then. M: I just need to take down some details. Do you want the account to be at your term-time address or your home address? W: They’re the same. M: Right. First of all, can I have your name? W: Nasreen (2). M: Is that K, I...? W: No, I’ll have to spell it for you. It’s K-E for everyone, double R-I-G for go, A and N for nobody. M: K-E-R-R-I-G-A-N, Kerrigan. W: Yes. That’s it.

M: And your address? W: It’s (3) Mansions, Compton Street, London. M: And the postcode? W: SE (4). M: So let me just check that. 127a Adelaide Mansions, Compton Street, London, SE 19 7FT. W: That’s correct. M: And are you on the telephone? W: Yes, it’s 0181 (5). M: 797... W: 4882. M: 4882. W: Yes, that’s it.