Customer: The jeans look cool. May I try them on？ Salesman: Sure.______A．What size, please

Daughter: The jeans look cool. Mum: ______.

A．Aren't they a little too tight on you？

B．Do you like them？

C．Let's look around.

D．Put them on and look.

Shop-assistant： Do you want to try them on？

Customer： Erm, yes, all right... No, I'm afraid they're too big.

Shop-assistant ： Would you like to try anything else？

Customer：______. Thanks anyway.

A．I'm just looking

B．I'm going away

C．Yes, just one more pair

D．No, I'll leave it

Shop-assistant: Can I help you？

Customer: Yes, I'd like to try these shoes in size 4, please？

Shop-assistant: Yes, just a moment ... I'm sorry but we've only got them in four and a half. ______？

A．How about another pair

B．Do you want to try them on

C．Do you need any help

D．Any particular color

se？ Shop -assistant: Yes, just a moment... I'm sorry but we've only got them in four and a half.______？

A．How about another pair

B．Do you want to try them on

C．Do you need any help

D．Any particular color

se？ Shop-assistant: Yes, just a moment...I'm sorry but we've only got them in four and a half. ______？

A．How about another pair

B．Do you want to try them on

C．Do you need any help

D．Any particular color

o make sales. Mainly when I cold-call somebody I try to set up an appointment— nobody's going to buy your product or service over the phone, you know？ The key for me is to make sure I do some research beforehand, and try to add a personalized twist. Like I'll try to have some background on the company; ideally, I try to find any recent news they may have generated—that works really well as a conversation starter. If I can't find something on the company, I'll try to find something on the company's industry. A lot of times, I'll make them aware of an article they might be interested in. If they haven't seen the article, I offer to bring it by their office, and while I'm there, tell them about our services. At any rate, the cold-call gets my foot in the door, which is all I can really hope for.

What is the speaker mainly talking about？

A．Dealing with difficult customers

B．Maintaining good customer relations

C．Advertising new products or services

D．Calling potential customers to make sales

Customer: Can I try this dress on, please？

Saleswoman: _________

A．Of course, try it on in the fitting room, please.

B．This dress is on sale for half its regular price.

C．Try it on, then. You don't need to ask.

D．Sure, the fitting rooms are next to the stairs.

Customer, This suit looks nice. _________？

Assistant: Yes, of course. The fitting room is over there.

A． How much is it

B． Can I Try it

C． How can I buy it

D． Can I Try it on