Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Bank. Elsa is thinking of using a different bank and is discussing this with the

representative.

Elsa: Thank you for coming today Ms. Jackson.

Ms. Jackson: I’m glad I could be of assistance.

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Elsa: Unfortunately, due to the difficult economic situation, this company

is  considering  using  the  services  of  a  different  bank.  We  feel  that  we’re

not really benefiting from our relationship with Credit International Bank.

Ms. Jackson: We’re very sorry that you feel like that. Our relationship with

your company goes back many years so we’re keen to keep you as one

of our valued customers.

Elsa: Ok. Could you tell me whether your bank can match this deal we’ve

been offered by one of your rivals?

Ms. Jackson: Let’s take a look.

40.1.4 Robert is interviewing best-selling author, Jane Smith, about her new book on World

War Two.

Robert: So, Jane. World War Two. This is somewhat of a new subject for

you. You’ve written about other historical events, but never about war.

Jane: Yes, that’s true, but my interest in World War Two goes back many

years.  My  father  fought  in  Europe  against  the  Nazis  and  he  came  back

with many moving stories of his time in the war.

Robert:  Well,  I’m  sure  the  book  will  be  a  great  success.  Just  like  your

other books.

Jane: Thank you, Robert. I hope the readers will like it.

40.1.5 Edward and Pat have been friends for a very long time. They are celebrating