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    The document describes 6 situations: 1) A husband discussing future plans with his wife to petition her and their kids to move to the US. 2) A girl informing her friend she will be 25 minutes late to a party and to pick up lemons. 3) Soldiers pledging allegiance to Nigeria by being faithful, loyal, helping defend its unity and honor. 4) A patient seeing a doctor for fever, cough, sneezing and headache and being diagnosed with the flu. 5) A phone call where a Miss Chua asks to leave a message for Mr. Perez and confirms he has her number. 6) Goodbyes are exchanged.

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    The document describes 6 situations: 1) A husband discussing future plans with his wife to petition her and their kids to move to the US. 2) A girl informing her friend she will be 25 minutes late to a party and to pick up lemons. 3) Soldiers pledging allegiance to Nigeria by being faithful, loyal, helping defend its unity and honor. 4) A patient seeing a doctor for fever, cough, sneezing and headache and being diagnosed with the flu. 5) A phone call where a Miss Chua asks to leave a message for Mr. Perez and confirms he has her number. 6) Goodbyes are exchanged.

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    Q1. Lesson 3. Dialogue Reading

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    The document describes 6 situations: 1) A husband discussing future plans with his wife to petition her and their kids to move to the US. 2) A girl informing her friend she will be 25 minutes late to a party and to pick up lemons. 3) Soldiers pledging allegiance to Nigeria by being faithful, loyal, helping defend its unity and honor. 4) A patient seeing a doctor for fever, cough, sneezing and headache and being diagnosed with the flu. 5) A phone call where a Miss Chua asks to leave a message for Mr. Perez and confirms he has her number. 6) Goodbyes are exchanged.

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    SITUATION A

    Situation: A husband talking to her wife about their future plans.


    Husband: Once I got approved. I will petition you immediately with the
    kids. So we can start a good life in US.
    Wife: I’m sure the kids will love that.
    Husband: Yeah, I already researched good universities for them to enrol in.
    Wife: That sounds good.
    Husband: I’ll do anything for you and kids honey. We’ll give them better living.
    Wife: I love you.
    Husband: I love you too.

    SITUATION B
    Situation: A girl informing her friend about her whereabouts.
    Friend: Where are you? They are already here at my house. Miggy, Justine and Pam.
    Girl: Hey sis! I just got out from the office. I will be there at the party in 25 minutes.
    Friend: Okay. You drive safely. See you. I remembered, drop by the grocery store and get me some lemons
    for me please. Thanks.
    Girl: Okay. See you

    SITUATION C

    Situation: Soldiers stating their national pledge to their beloved country.


    Soldiers: I pledge to Nigeria my country;
    To be faithful, loyal and honest;
    To serve Nigeria with all my strength;
    To defend her unity;
    And uphold her honor and glory;
    So help me God.

    SITUATION D

    Situation: A patient went to the hospital to seek help from his doctor.
    Doctor: Hi, how are you?
    Patient: Not so good.
    Doctor: What’s wrong?
    Patient: I have fever and a cough. I’m also sneezing.
    Doctor: Let me take your temperature. Hmm…38 degrees. Do you have a headache?
    Patient: Yes, I do.
    Doctor: I think you have a flu. Take this medicine twice a day. Get some rest. Drink a lot of water.
    Patient: Thank you.

    SITUATION D

    Situation: A phone call from one office to another.


    Speaker 1: Good morning. I’d like to talk to Mr. Perez please.
    Speaker 2: Good morning. I’m sorry but Mr. Perez is not here at the moment. Would you like to leave him a
    message?
    Speaker 1: Yes please. Tell him that Miss Chua needs to contact him.
    Speaker 2: Sure, I’ll tell him. Does he has you phone number?
    Speaker 1: Yes he has it. Thank you.
    Speaker 2: You’re welcome. Something else?
    Speaker 1: No, that’s all. Good bye.
    Speaker 2: Good bye, Miss Chua.

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