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Completa il seguente dialogo con la forma
corretta del verbo to be.
Utilizza le forme contratte quando è possibile. (Jane = J; Susan=
S; Allan= A)
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1 |
J |
Come
on, Susan! You late |
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S |
Late?
What time
it?
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J |
It
seven
o'clock and dinner
ready.
Susan, this
Allan,
Allan Johnson.
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S |
Hello,
Allan.
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A |
Hello,
Susan. |
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S |
Where
you
from, Allan? You
English, you? |
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A |
No,
I IAustralian. |
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S |
Yes,
your accent
different.
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J |
He
from
Sydney.
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S |
Oh,
that
interesting.
Sydney
a
beautiful city, it?
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A |
Yes,
that
right.
It
really
beautiful.
What about
you, Susan?
you
English?
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S |
Yes,
I
I
from
a small village near Cambridge. It
a
nice village but itboring
in autumn and in winter.
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J |
Allan,
Susan
a
computer scientist, you know.
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A |
That
interesting.
I
a
computer scientist, too.
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