The document discusses ordering dinner and catching up with an acquaintance named Helen. One person orders a steak with chips but requests salad instead of chips for their second meal. They realize they wanted salad the first time as well. Another person named David remembers Helen from before and they have a pleasant reintroduction. Someone else was unsure if David would remember Helen but he did. Mary confirms she knows how to create a product presentation using PowerPoint after being asked about it.

1. What would you
like to have for
dinner?
I would like to
have a steak
with some
chips, please.
I will have
another one, but
not with chips
rather with
salad, please.
I really wanted
salad instead of
chips, but it is
Ok.
Lesson one

2. David, do
you
remember
Helen?
Yes, I do.
How are you,
Helen?
Just fine!. It’s
nice to meet
you again,
David.
I thought, he
couldn’t
remember me.

3. Oh!, That’s
right! A very
easy program to
work with.
I thought, that
PowerPoint
were a
SpreadSheet!
Mary, do you
know how
can we do
this product
presentation?
Yes, of
course, I do.
With
PowerPoint!