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🇺🇸 English for Brazilians · Fluency Level 2

PART 3 · LESSON 27 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES

Questions after the presentation

After presenting the plan to the partners, Ana receives two questions at once, one outside her area, and learns to organize them, acknowledge what she doesn't know, and follow up with a deadline. Say two questions how many families signed up for next month and is the library's insurance covering the hall, let me answer one at a time, please, sign-ups for next month thirty-one as of this morning, thirty-one is good, on the insurance I don't have that information yet I can check with Jordan and come back to you tomorrow, tomorrow is fine, did that cover both questions, one answered one on its way, that's an honest count.

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THE STORY

In the association hall, after the presentation of the plan, Dave asks two questions in one, and Ana answers one with a number and the other with a deadline.

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Two questions. How many families signed up for next month, and is the library's insurance covering the hall?tú KUÉS-tchans. ráu MÉ-ni FÉ-mi-liz sáind âp for nékst mânth, end iz tha LÁI-bre-riz in-SHÚ-rans KÂ-ve-ring tha rólTwo questions. How many families signed up for next month, and is the library's insurance covering the hall?
Let me take those one at a time.lét mi têik thôuz uân et a táimLet me take those in order.
Please.plízPlease.
Sign-ups for next month, thirty-one as of this morning.SÁIN-âps for nékst mânth, THÂR-ti uân ez ov this MÓR-ningSign-ups for next month, thirty-one as of this morning.
Thirty-one is good.THÂR-ti uân iz gudThirty-one is good.
On the insurance, I don't have that information yet. I can check with Jordan and come back to you tomorrow.on thi in-SHÚ-rans, ai dôunt rév thét in-for-MÊI-shan iét. ai ken tchék uíth DJÓR-dan end kâm bék tu iú tu-MÓ-rouOn the insurance, I don't have that information yet. I can check with Jordan and come back to you tomorrow.
Tomorrow is fine.tu-MÓ-rou iz fáinTomorrow is fine.
Did that cover both questions?did thét KÂ-ver bôuth KUÉS-tchansDid that cover both questions?
One answered, one on its way.uân ÉN-serd, uân on its uêiOne answered, one on its way.
That's an honest count.théts en Ó-nest káuntThat's an honest count.