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    Carolina writes an email to her friend Cristina about her busy work schedule. She arrives at the office at 7 am and does not leave until 6:30 pm, with only a half hour lunch and two five-minute breaks. When she gets home, she is too tired to do anything other than eat, watch some TV, and go to bed. During the day at work, she is on the phone listening to customer complaints and entering them into the computer system. At the end of each day, she must summarize all the calls she received and provide her boss with an update on unresolved complaints. Carolina says she does not know how much longer she can maintain this schedule and needs a vacation or new job.

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    Carolina writes an email to her friend Cristina about her busy work schedule. She arrives at the office at 7 am and does not leave until 6:30 pm, with only a half hour lunch and two five-minute breaks. When she gets home, she is too tired to do anything other than eat, watch some TV, and go to bed. During the day at work, she is on the phone listening to customer complaints and entering them into the computer system. At the end of each day, she must summarize all the calls she received and provide her boss with an update on unresolved complaints. Carolina says she does not know how much longer she can maintain this schedule and needs a vacation or new job.

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    "Hi Cristina, I Am Sorry I Haven't Called You For So Long. How Are You? How Is Your New Apartment

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    Carolina writes an email to her friend Cristina about her busy work schedule. She arrives at the office at 7 am and does not leave until 6:30 pm, with only a half hour lunch and two five-minute breaks. When she gets home, she is too tired to do anything other than eat, watch some TV, and go to bed. During the day at work, she is on the phone listening to customer complaints and entering them into the computer system. At the end of each day, she must summarize all the calls she received and provide her boss with an update on unresolved complaints. Carolina says she does not know how much longer she can maintain this schedule and needs a vacation or new job.

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    Verónica

    Carolina writes an email to her friend about work:

    Caroline writes an email about her friends work to her:

    "Hi Cristina, I am sorry I haven’t called you for so long. How are you? How is your new
    apartment? I have been very busy at work. I arrive at the office at 7 am and leave at around
    6:30 pm. I just get half an hour for lunch and a five-minute break in the morning and in the
    afternoon.

    Carolina escribe un email a su amiga acerca de su trabajo:

    Hola Cristina, Siento no haberte llamado hace tiempo. ¿cómo estás? Cómo es tu nuevo
    departamento. He estado muy ocupada en el trabajo. Llego a la oficina a las 07:00 am. y me
    voy cerca de las 18:00 pm. Yo solo tomo media hora para almorzar y un recreo de cinco
    minutos en la mañana y en la tarde.

    Claudio

    I am very tired when I get home so I just eat, watch some television and go to bed. In the
    office, I am on the phone all day, listening to customer complaints and entering them into
    our computer system. At the end of the day I have to write a summary of all the calls I
    received during the day and give my boss a status on the complaints that are not yet
    resolved.

    Estoy muy cansada cuando llego a casa, justo para comer. Ver un poco de televisión/ ver
    algo de televisión e ir a dormir.

    Ver un poco de televisión,

    ver algo de televisión

    Lukas

    I do not know how much longer I can do this. I need a vacation, or even better, I need
    another job! I’ll call you this weekend.

    Carolina”

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