PART 2 · LESSON 19 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
A result we can't conclude
Questions at the front desk dropped from twelve to three, and Ana learns how to say that a result is encouraging without pretending it proves more than it does. Say Emma counted questions went from twelve to three, this is encouraging but not conclusive, why not, one week one sign and it rained on Tuesday, what does the rain have to do with it, fewer people came in at all, so what can we say, that it didn't get worse and it probably helped, and what remains to be seen, it remains to be seen whether it holds over a month.
Audio instruction: Brazilian Portuguese
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THE STORY
In the meeting room, Ruth brings Emma's count after the sign's first week, and Ana separates what the number shows from what it doesn't show yet.
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