　　Dialogue 1
　　M： What's on today's agenda?
　　F： We have an appointment with customer at 9 a．m， three interviews before lunch and a project review this afternoon．
　　M： What about tonight? Would there be time for cleaning off my desk?
　　F： Tonight we should have time to catch up banquet correspondence．
　　M： Good， I'm always working against time to get the letters out．
　　F： The project review is a week behind schedule， what's causing the delay?
　　M： We haven't had sufficient amount of time for our review board to meet．
　　F： Can we still meet the target date．
　　M： We should be able to， even though this part of project was due a week ago， we can still complete the whole program on time．
　　F： Is that so? That's wonderful！ We'll be able to cut down on our overtime．
　　M： Yes， Oh．．．look at the time， we should be in a hurry to make that first appointment．
　　Dialogue 2
　　M： Tomorrow is going to be a long day！ Not only do we have performance review scheduled all day， but also still have them filed the reports on our department．
　　F： I was thinking the same thing， tomorrow is going to be a drag， will you be ready tomorrow?
　　M： I've been so busy， I can hardly keep up a thing because there simply hasn't been any time to get ready．
　　F： So， what're you going to do? They will do the review whether you're ready or not．
　　M： I will just have the faced performance review on prepared．
　　F： You can't use being too busy as an excuse， we're all equally busy， but some of us put it a lot overtime．
　　M： There is more work than there is time！
　　F： I know things are specially kenotic now， but we can't afford to make excuses， you've got to get better at the meeting deadlines．
　　M： Yeah， may be you're right， we should probably quit complaining about our deadlines and get to work， there's no time to lose now．