听力题 W: Listen, the heating''s broken in my room. When are you going to come and fix it? M: I''m sorry to hear that, Madam. I''ll get someone right a-way. W: You''d better. It''s freezing up there. And my room''s a disgrace. That maid''s useless. I want her replaced. M: Well, I''ll speak to the housekeeper about it, Madam. W: And another thing! What are you going to do about those foreigners in number 27? Carrying on all night in that funny language! Shouting, they were. It shouldn''t be allowed. M: If you like, Madam, I''ll have a word with them and ask them to be a little more considerate. W: Yes, do that, will you, and then maybe I''ll get some sleep. M: I''m very sorry you''ve been disturbed, Madam. But are you enjoying your stay apart form that? W: Well, I don''t think much of the restaurant. It''s all salad and fancy stuff. And the service is terrible, too. M: Well, Madam. I''m sure the waiters try to be as helpful as they can, but they are very busy at dinner. W: Well, you should get some more, shouldn''t you? You should be able to afford it. You''re charging enough this year, aren''t you? M: I''m very sorry you feel that way about it, Madam. If there''s anything else I can do to make your stay here more pleasant, please don''t hesitate to ask me. W: Don''t worry, I''ll tell you all right!