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    André finishes a report for class about English education in different countries. However, Daniela discovers that André directly copied parts from several online articles without citing them, which constitutes plagiarism. Daniela warns André that plagiarizing someone else's work and passing it off as his own can get him into serious trouble and harm his credibility. Stephen asks his friend Chantal to review his resume as he applies for a manager position at a bookstore. However, Chantal notices that Stephen falsely claimed he was a manager at a previous job when he was actually just a server, in an attempt to make himself seem more qualified for the manager role he is applying for.

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    André finishes a report for class about English education in different countries. However, Daniela discovers that André directly copied parts from several online articles without citing them, which constitutes plagiarism. Daniela warns André that plagiarizing someone else's work and passing it off as his own can get him into serious trouble and harm his credibility. Stephen asks his friend Chantal to review his resume as he applies for a manager position at a bookstore. However, Chantal notices that Stephen falsely claimed he was a manager at a previous job when he was actually just a server, in an attempt to make himself seem more qualified for the manager role he is applying for.

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    Listening 2 - Content and Gap Filling

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    André finishes a report for class about English education in different countries. However, Daniela discovers that André directly copied parts from several online articles without citing them, which constitutes plagiarism. Daniela warns André that plagiarizing someone else's work and passing it off as his own can get him into serious trouble and harm his credibility. Stephen asks his friend Chantal to review his resume as he applies for a manager position at a bookstore. However, Chantal notices that Stephen falsely claimed he was a manager at a previous job when he was actually just a server, in an attempt to make himself seem more qualified for the manager role he is applying for.

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    1. Daniela: Hi, André. What are you working on? 1. Daniela: Hi, André.

    1. Daniela: Hi, André. What are you working on?


    André: Oh, hi, Daniela. I have just finished my report for our culture André: Oh, hi, Daniela. I have just finished my report for our culture
    class. class.
    Daniela: Finishing?! That was fast. I still have a lot of writings to do. Daniela: Finishing?! That was fast. I still have a lot of writings to do.
    André: Well, I’m writing about English education in different André: Well, I’m writing about English education in different
    country. I found a great website with some articles about that topic, country. I found a great website with some articles about that topic,
    and I just used __________ from each article for my paper. and I just used __________ from each article for my paper.
    Daniela: You mean . . . you copied your report directly from the Web? Daniela: You mean . . . you copied your report directly from the Web?
    André: No . . . I mean . . . not really. I didn’t copy a whole article or André: No . . . I mean . . . not really. I didn’t copy a whole article or
    anything. I just took small __________ from several articles I found anything. I just took small __________ from several articles I found
    online and put them together. That’s OK, isn’t it? online and put them together. That’s OK, isn’t it?
    Daniela: Hmm. Well, it called plagiarism— Daniela: Hmm. Well, it called plagiarism—
    André: Plagiar what? André: Plagiar what?
    Daniela: Plagiarism—copying another person’s writing and saying Daniela: Plagiarism—copying another person’s writing and saying
    it’s your own. You can receive in a lot of trouble if you __________! it’s your own. You can receive in a lot of trouble if you __________!
    You might want to just start over. . . . It can also be __________! You might want to just start over. . . . It can also be __________!

    2. Stephen: Well, I think my résumé is almost finish. I just need to 2. Stephen: Well, I think my résumé is almost finish. I just need to
    add a few more things here under experience . . . you know . . . to help add a few more things here under experience . . . you know . . . to help
    me get the job at Braxton Books. me get the job at Braxton Books.
    Chantal: Great. Can I see what you have __________? Chantal: Great. Can I see what you have __________?
    Stephen: Sure. Here you go. Tell me what you think. Stephen: Sure. Here you go. Tell me what you think.
    Chantal: Uh . . . Stephen. I think there’re a mistake here. It says you Chantal: Uh . . . Stephen. I think there’re a mistake here. It says you
    were a manager at Horizon Restaurant, but you weren’t a manager. were a manager at Horizon Restaurant, but you weren’t a manager.
    You were a server, weren’t you? You were a server, weren’t you?
    Stephen: Well, yes, I was a server but I had a lot of __________. So I Stephen: Well, yes, I was a server but I had a lot of __________. So I
    was kind of like a manager. It’s not really a __________. Beside, this job was kind of like a manager. It’s not really a __________. Beside, this job
    at Braxton Books is for a manager. I’ll never get the job if I don’t have at Braxton Books is for a manager. I’ll never get the job if I don’t have
    any experience as a manager. any experience as a manager.

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