PART 2 · LESSON 11 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
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Emma reads the draft and just says it's confusing, and Ana learns how to turn a vague word into an example that can be fixed. Say I read the draft it's confusing, which part is unclear, all of it the feel of it, could you point to an example, here community activities which activities, so the problem is the word activities, yeah say stories say English say Wednesdays, that I can fix, confusing didn't help did it, not until you pointed it out.
Audio instruction: Brazilian Portuguese
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THE STORY
At the front desk, Emma returns the first draft of the sign to Ana with a single word, confusing, and Ana asks questions until she finds the word that needs to change.
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