1. Put this conversation in the right order. a. And this is your visitor's pass. b. OK. Can you sign here, please? c. OK, thanks. d. Thanks. e. Please take a seat. Mrs Hayek will be right down. f. Yes, certainly. g. My name's Roland Perry. I have an appointment with Mrs Hayek at 10 o'clock. 2. Put the words in italics in the right order. A. Mr Perry? B. Yes hello you must be Mrs Hayek
Answer (1)
To answer this question, we'll approach each part step-by-step.
Putting the Conversation in Order : Let's arrange the given dialogue in a logical sequence that represents a natural flow of conversation between a visitor and a receptionist, where a visitor named Roland Perry has an appointment with Mrs. Hayek:
g. My name's Roland Perry. I have an appointment with Mrs Hayek at 10 o'clock.
b. OK. Can you sign here, please?
f. Yes, certainly.
a. And this is your visitor's pass.
d. Thanks.
e. Please take a seat. Mrs Hayek will be right down.
c. OK, thanks.
Put the Words in Italics in Order : This task involves arranging the words to reflect a polite exchange of greetings and acknowledgment:
A. Mr Perry?
B. Yes hello you must be Mrs Hayek.
When organized, the phrase becomes:
"Yes, hello. You must be Mrs. Hayek."
