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Agora, leia o diálogo abaixo e preencha as palavras escolhendo a opção correta entre parênteses. Depois circule ou pinte de outra cor as palavras que você não conhece. Usando um dicionário, coloque a tradução dessas palavras no espaço das linhas:
Where is my appointment?
Receptionist: Hello, how _______ you? (Is/are/am)
Client: Hi, I ______ fine, thank you. And you? (Is/are/am)
Receptionist: I’m ok, thank you. May I help you?
Client: Yes, please! I’m looking for Doctor Miller’s office.
Receptionist: Oh. I see, what is _______ name? (My/our/your)
Client: My name is Mirandda Lisborn, I have an appointment at 5:00pm.
Receptionist: Let me check, _____ Mirandda. Well I can’t find your appointment. How do you spell your name? (Miss/Mister)
Client: Mirandda is spelled with double D and Lisborn is spelled with L-I-S-B-O-R-N.
Receptionist: Ok, let me ______ again. Oh, I finded it. I was writing using only one D. Let me take your pass card, it takes only a second. (Check/Look/See)
Client: Ok.
Receptionist: Here is it. Miss Miranda. Doctor Miller’s _____ is on the second floor, in room fourteen. (room/office)
Client: Thanks a lot, hmmm
Receptionist: Debrah, spelled with an H at the a end.
Client: Nice name, Debrah. Thank you so ______. (cool/much/ a lot)
Receptionist: You’re ___________, Miss Mirandda. (welcome/nice)
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Explicação:
espero ter ajudado!! se eu te ajudar, marca como melhor resposta por favor, vai me ajudar muito <3
Receptionist: Hello, how _ARE_ you? (Is/are/am)
Client: Hi, I _AM_ fine, thank you. And you? (Is/are/am)
Receptionist: I’m ok, thank you. May I help you?
Client: Yes, please! I’m looking for Doctor Miller’s office.
Receptionist: Oh. I see, what is _YOUR_ name? (My/our/your)
Client: My name is Mirandda Lisborn, I have an appointment at 5:00pm.
Receptionist: Let me check, _MISS_ Mirandda. Well I can’t find your appointment. How do you spell your name? (Miss/Mister)
Client: Mirandda is spelled with double D and Lisborn is spelled with L-I-S-B-O-R-N.
Receptionist: Ok, let me _CHECK_ again. Oh, I finded it. I was writing using only one D. Let me take your pass card, it takes only a second. (Check/Look/See)
Client: Ok.
Receptionist: Here is it. Miss Miranda. Doctor Miller’s _OFFICE_ is on the second floor, in room fourteen. (room/office)
Client: Thanks a lot, hmmm
Receptionist: Debrah, spelled with an H at the a end.
Client: Nice name, Debrah. Thank you so _MUCH_. (cool/much/ a lot)
Receptionist: You’re _WELCOME_, Miss Mirandda. (welcome/nice)