英検2級リスニングの職場・シフト交代・担当変更44問｜cover・take over・in charge ofの独自8台本

Anna: I have a dentist appointment tomorrow morning. Could you cover my shift at the bakery?

Ben: I can work from seven until ten, but I need to leave for class after that.

Anna: That would help. I’ll ask Sara to take over at ten. Could you also count the bread trays before the shop opens at eight?

Ben: Sure. I’ll finish the count by seven forty-five and leave the sales report for Sara.

Supervisor: Keiko, please check the conference rooms before lunch. The hotel is expecting a group of twenty guests at two.

Keiko: Should I handle their check-in as well?

Supervisor: No. David will work at the front desk. You need to make sure the conference room equipment works, and ask maintenance to fix the projector if it has a problem.

Keiko: Understood. I’ll email David after the equipment check is complete.

Manager: The client meeting starts at four, but the presentation slides need to be ready at three.

Assistant: Should I update the photos or the sales figures first?

Manager: The sales figures are more urgent. The designer can replace the photos later. Please send me the corrected chart by two thirty so I can review it.

Assistant: I’ll update the chart now and then share the final slides with everyone before three.

Worker: Which orders should I pack first today?

Leader: Start with the medical supplies for the hospital. Their truck will arrive at eleven. The bookstore orders can wait until the afternoon.

Worker: One box of supplies looks damaged. Should I put it on the truck?

Leader: No. Set it aside and tell quality control. Only sealed, undamaged boxes should be shipped.

Customer: I ordered a desk lamp, but it arrived with the wrong plug. Can anyone help?

Employee: I’m sorry. I normally handle delivery questions, but our returns specialist, Emily, handles product problems. She’s on break until one.

Customer: I have to leave at twelve thirty. Could you explain the problem to her?

Employee: Certainly. I’ll write down your order number and ask Emily to email you after one. You don’t need to repeat your story.

Coordinator: The community festival opens at ten tomorrow. Volunteers assigned to the information desk should arrive by eight forty-five.

Volunteer: I’m listed for the desk, but I also offered to set up chairs. Which job should I do first?

Coordinator: Check in at the desk first. Leo will lead the chair setup at nine. After your desk shift ends at eleven, you can help him.

Volunteer: Great. I’ll bring the visitor maps and report at eight forty-five.

Here is today’s project update. The research team has completed the customer survey, but the report is still being checked. The graphic designer will finish the diagrams by Thursday afternoon. Because the director is away on Friday, the final approval meeting has been moved to Monday at ten. Team leaders should send their comments to the editor by Thursday at five. Please do not publish the report before the director approves it.

Attention, weekend staff. Saturday’s morning shift will now begin at eight instead of seven because deliveries are arriving later than usual. Maria will supervise the morning team, and Noah will take over at noon. Staff who cannot work the revised hours must inform Maria by four on Thursday. All employees assigned to the warehouse must attend the safety briefing at seven forty-five on Saturday, even though the regular shift starts at eight.