PART 1 · LESSON 5 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Two people, the same task
Emma and Dave prepared different invitations because both understood that the publicity was theirs, and Ana learns to point out a duplication without blaming and assign who leads and who supports. Say I finished the invitation last night, me too, mine has the café logo, it looks like we both understood that the publicity was ours, I understood it was mine, and I understood it was mine, two invitations is one too many, Dave, could you lead the invitation with Emma supporting, why me, because yours has a logo and a map, mine has the right date, then Emma supports with the date.
Audio instruction: Brazilian Portuguese
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THE STORY
At the café, Emma and Dave arrive with two finished invitations for the same event, and Ana chooses who leads, who supports, and what goes in from each.
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