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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Jeff? brother-in-law?
Hi there, would you please do me a favor? Do these statements make sense or not? Many thanks!
A man who have a new English name- Jeff, but he didn’t tell his relatives and friends. One day, his sister received a call from a stranger.
(A= stranger, B= Jeff’s sister)
A: Hello, this is ABC Company. May I speak to Jeff, please?
B: My brother-in-law? He does not live here.
(“Jeff” sounds like brother-in-law in Chinese.)
A man who have a new English name- Jeff, but he didn’t tell his relatives and friends. One day, his sister received a call from a stranger.
(A= stranger, B= Jeff’s sister)
A: Hello, this is ABC Company. May I speak to Jeff, please?
B: My brother-in-law? He does not live here.
(“Jeff” sounds like brother-in-law in Chinese.)
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A: Hello, this is ABC Company. May I speak to Jeff, please? B: My brother-in-law?
- A: Hello, this is ABC Company.
- May I speak to Jeff, please?
- B: My brother-in-law?
- He doesn't live here.
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A: Hello, this is ABC Company. May I speak to Jeff, please?
B: My brother-in-law? He doesn't live here.
B: My brother-in-law? He doesn't live here.
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