CLB5L Listen to a phone message from a co-worker asking about switching a shift to make a decision before returning the call.
Write down the key facts, names, times, details, etc.
What are some of the options given? What are some choices or decisions you have to make?
Will you agree to switch your shift? List 3 reasons.
Ask yourself: Did you identify main intent, main idea, factual details, words and expressions; some implied meanings; cohesive devices and discourse indicators for sequence, comparison and contrast; and basic signals in speech for collaboration, turn-taking and interrupting; and recognize and interpret advice, opinions and suggestions?

         Jimmy wants to switch his thursday 4 o'clock shift with his co-worker.
         Jimmy can work for his co-worker on saturday instead.
         Yes. 1, I like to do favors for other people.
                 2, In the future , I might want someone to switch with me .
                 3 , I don't like to work on weekends.