Listen again, fill in the gaps, make up a similar dialogue

Bank employee: Good morning. Can I help you?

Chris: Yes. My name is Chris Brown. I have an account here and I’d like to __________ for a credit card.

Bank employee: Fine. Can you give me your _________ __________ and let me check your __________ with us?

Chris: Here it is. I’ve had an account here for the last ______ years.

Bank employee: I see. Well, from what I see here, Chris, your credit ___________ is good – just one small loan that was paid back on time. Of course, you know that as a student there are some _____________ on the type of the credit card you can have.

Chris: Yes, I am aware of it. But I really need a card for _________ _________ _________ and things like that.

Bank employee: Okay, well, the first thing to do is _________ _________ this form. Then, I have to give it to the __________ for his _________. But that shouldn’t be a problem.

Chris: Great. Now, can you explain about the different __________ __________ that are available?

Bank employee: Certainly. You can choose to make a _________ payment each month on what you owe on the card, or you can pay the balance in full each month, or you can pay a ________ __________ in equal payments at fixed intervals. Personally, I would recommend making a _______ _______ each month on what you owe.

Chris: Fine. But what about the ________ and ________ ________ on the card. I heard they can be quite high.

Bank employee: Our bank charges a fixed _________ ________ of $ _____ for using the card. If you don’t pay the minimum amount due within the given time limit, the ________ ______ here is _______ %. The most important thing is to pay off the minimum amount on time.

Chris: Okay, well let’s set it up so that the minimum amount due is ___________ __________ from my _________ account.

Bank employee: Certainly. So, if you could just fill out this…..

Unit 4