Read the following conversations and see how the new words are used.

[M]      Here are the documents we need to assemble for the meeting.

[W]      You should have asked me beforehand. I'm too busy now.

[M]       I thought I had mentioned that I would need your help today.

[M]       The layout of this pamphlet should be simpler. It's hard to read and it looks very unprofessional.

[W]      It is too complicated, isn't it?

[M]       And the size of the paper is wrong, too. We can't fold this sheet into three parts.

[M] Did you see the number of signed petitions we've received for more parking spaces?

[W] It's one of our big problems at this branch. I hope management will do something about it when they see these petitions.

[M] Many of them arrived by express mail and some were even registered for good measure.

[M] Did you proof the letter before you sent it?

[W] We proofed it, but we didn't send it. We decided to revise the opening paragraph.

[M] Well, now it's too late to send it by courier. You had better fax it.