In what situation is this conversation?
Hi.
This is a part of a TOEIC test example.
I can't figure out the situation in which this conversation happens.
(A) What did you get Kyle for your anniversary?
(B) Didn't I already tell you?
"You" and "Kyle" are a married couple or something like that, and they have an anniversary coming soon.
Am I right in thinking in that way?
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Takehisa Tanaka "You" and "Kyle" are a married couple Yes. That's what you're supposed to figure out from the example. Your answer (C) is correct.
- Takehisa Tanaka "You" and "Kyle" are a married couple Yes.
- That's what you're supposed to figure out from the example.
- Your answer (C) is correct.
- CJ
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Takehisa Tanaka"You" and "Kyle" are a married couple
Yes. That's what you're supposed to figure out from the example.
Your answer (C) is correct.
CJ
0C is the only possible answer here. The question is "what did you get Kyle?", not "when is the anniversary?", so A is not applicable. And the question is "what did you get?", not "what did Kyle get?", so B is not applicable.
However, multiple-choice tests are tricky. I'm a native English speaker in the US, and I had to look hard at the choices. An anniversary is associated wit
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