How to chill outFrank and his colleague Jenny, project manager in the Sales & Marketing Department, are having lunch in the company canteen.Jenny: Hi, Frank, you’re not eating much. Are you on a diet?Frank: No, I just feel really tired and I don’t feel like eating.Jenny: Have you got something on your mind? Can I help you?Frank: Well, I’m really snowed under. I’ve been given two projects and the deadline is getting close and I haven’t even finished the first one yet. What’s more, my mother is still in hospital.Jenny: Oh dear, that’s tough but you must try and take it easy.Frank: I know, but recently I’ve been feeling really down and I’m having trouble focusing.Jenny: You really need some time off.Frank: I know. How come you always seem so fresh and relaxed? Have you any tips?Jenny: Well, to chill out I often listen to music or read novels. Perhaps that would help you?Frank: That’s a good idea but it’s impossible with a three-year-old around.Jenny: Oh yes, of course … Could you go to the gym after work or even just go for a walk every day?Frank: Sounds a good idea. I need to do something.Jenny: Yes, you can’t just work and worry. You need some relaxation and enjoyment.Tell True or False, fill in the bracket with T/F.() 1. This conversation takes place in a coffee bar.() 2. Frank is not eating much as he is on a diet.() 3. Frank was given two projects and has just completed one.() 4. Jenny often listens to music or reads novels to make her fresh and energetic.() 5. Frank will probably do some physical exercise to relax.