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Ben: Hi, Abdul, sorry to bother you. How are you? Abdul: Hello, Ben, I’m good thanks. How can I help you? Ben: I need to buy a few things for ...
Ben says, “Sorry to bother you”. “Sorry to bother you” is a polite phrase used before making an enquiry or asking a question, to apologise for interrupting or using someone’s ...
What does Ben need help with? (1 mark) Has Ben bought these things before? (1 mark) What did Ben ask to be repeated? (1 mark) What is Lea worried about? ...
Prepositions: with and for In the conversation, Ben said, “I need some paper with a rough and smooth side, and a tool for cutting wood”. “With” and “for” are prepositions. ...
Write an email to a company that makes things for the kitchen, like ovens, pots, pans etc.. Politely ask how the item you have recently bought works. Useful vocabulary: Could ...