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Traducción & Definición
the yellow pages: las páginas amarillas
Ejemplos
- "Philip : I'd really prefer pizza, but I've been all the way through the yellow pages and you're the only place that'll deliver at 5AM."
Ejercicio 1
Fill in the blanks with words from the conversation you just heard. Remember to conjugate verbs!
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my ! I should go home and sleep."
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my ! I should go home and sleep."
Fill in the blanks with words from the conversation you just heard. Remember to conjugate verbs!
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from raw 1 fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he hung up 2 the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my shift 3! I should go home and sleep."
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from raw 1 fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he hung up 2 the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my shift 3! I should go home and sleep."
1 raw: This is the right answer. Food that is "raw" has not been cooked. For example, raw tomatoes are great for you, but raw meat is usually not. Example: "Send this steak back to the kitchen! It's raw!".
2 hung up: This is the correct answer. To "hang up" a telephone is to end a telephone conversation. Originally, it meant that you placed, or "hung up" the handset on the receiver. The verb "to hang (up)" is irregular: hang up/hung up/hung up.
3 shift: This is a correct answer. A shift is a period of time worked, often around eight hours for full-time employees. To be "at the end of your shift" is to be almost finished working, about ready to go home. The term "shift" is generally used to refer to the working hours of people in the service industry (bar and restaurant workers) or laborers (e.g. factory workers).
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