Betty: Yes. In my opinion, $5)$Answer $5$ Question $11$

the opening ceremony for the $23$rd of December because it is near the Christmas holiday. Working adults, students, parents, and children will shop for Christmas gifts for their families and friends. $6)$ Answer $6$ Question $11$

the opening can attract lots of potential customers and enhance our business.

Mr President: That$$s a good idea, Betty. Cathy, what$$s your $7)$ Answer $7$ Question $11$

on this?

Cathy: $8)$ Answer $8$ Question $11$

It$$s Christmas Day on the $25$th and most people would have already bought their Christmas gifts. Scheduling the opening on the $23$rd would be too late.

Daniel: $9)$ Answer $9$ Question $11$

I buy Christmas gifts earlier than this date, usually in mid$-$December. Um$.....10)$ Answer $10$ Question $11$

the $12$th instead? This can boost our business during the Christmas season.

Adrian: Yes, we can definitely do that. $12$th of December, $1212,$ is easy to remember!

Betty: $11)$ Answer $11$ Question $11$

the fact that the $12$th is a Monday and most people have to go to work or school? I strongly recommend scheduling the opening ceremony on a Sunday or public holiday, say, the $11$th$.12)$ Answer $12$ Question $11$

there is a greater flow of visitors and a promotional effect on a $$red day$.$

Cathy: I entirely agree with you. If the opening ceremony is scheduled for the $11$th$,$ Sunday, I$$m sure many people will come to Grandfield to shop.

Mr President: Okay. It seems that $11$th December is the $13)$ Answer $13$ Question $11$

option. Let$$s schedule the opening ceremony for that date then.

Others: Excellent! $/$ Sure! $/$ Brilliant! $/$Lovely$!$