AYUDA PORFAVOR
Instructions: Complete the conversation with the words from the box. All you have to do is type the exact answer (word or words) that best completes the dialogue. You can only use each option once. Two options are not needed. Check your Reading and Writing book on page 14 to get some help.
In case you cannot see the box:
anxious (adj.) | capitals (noun) | capital (adj.) | cast (noun) | cruel (adjective) | get your attention (phrase)
hurt (verb) | opinion (noun) | page (noun) | post (verb) | published (verb) | site (noun)
Lisa: Hi John! What happened to your arm? Why is it in a En blanco 1?
John: Hi Lisa! I En blanco 2 it a couple of days ago while I was playing soccer.
Lisa: I am so sorry! Is that why you look so En blanco 3 and worried?
John: No, not really! Actually, I’m worried about the Placement Test results. I hate that we have to wait until next Monday to get them.
Lisa: I know… it’s En blanco 4 that they are making us wait so long, but at least we can find the results on the university’s En blanco 5! In other words, we don’t have to go to the Languages Department.
John: Really? I didn’t know that! Where can I know the level I am placed in?
Lisa: There’s a link on the site. It says “PLACEMENT EXAM RESULTS” in big red En blanco 6 letters, I think it should En blanco 7. After you click on it, it will open a new En blanco 8.
John: That’s fantastic! It sounds easy.
Lisa: It is! And another bright idea is to have a look at the list that they will En blanco 9 on Sunday at 11:59 p.m., so we can check the level we have to take first time in the morning.
John: Well, in my En blanco 10, both are awesome ideas! Those are really practical ways to give us that information.
Instructions: Complete the conversation with the words from the box. All you have to do is type the exact answer (word or words) that best completes the dialogue. You can only use each option once. Two options are not needed. Check your Reading and Writing book on page 14 to get some help.
In case you cannot see the box:
anxious (adj.) | capitals (noun) | capital (adj.) | cast (noun) | cruel (adjective) | get your attention (phrase)
hurt (verb) | opinion (noun) | page (noun) | post (verb) | published (verb) | site (noun)
Lisa: Hi John! What happened to your arm? Why is it in a En blanco 1?
John: Hi Lisa! I En blanco 2 it a couple of days ago while I was playing soccer.
Lisa: I am so sorry! Is that why you look so En blanco 3 and worried?
John: No, not really! Actually, I’m worried about the Placement Test results. I hate that we have to wait until next Monday to get them.
Lisa: I know… it’s En blanco 4 that they are making us wait so long, but at least we can find the results on the university’s En blanco 5! In other words, we don’t have to go to the Languages Department.
John: Really? I didn’t know that! Where can I know the level I am placed in?
Lisa: There’s a link on the site. It says “PLACEMENT EXAM RESULTS” in big red En blanco 6 letters, I think it should En blanco 7. After you click on it, it will open a new En blanco 8.
John: That’s fantastic! It sounds easy.
Lisa: It is! And another bright idea is to have a look at the list that they will En blanco 9 on Sunday at 11:59 p.m., so we can check the level we have to take first time in the morning.
John: Well, in my En blanco 10, both are awesome ideas! Those are really practical ways to give us that information.
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