Question 1
A caller asks whether anyone is waiting outside the office. Build the reply about two new arrivals: _____
Options: There are two couriers at the side entrance., It
Use the reference context to build the sentence in the correct order. One word does not belong.
Question 1
A caller asks whether anyone is waiting outside the office. Build the reply about two new arrivals: _____
Options: There are two couriers at the side entrance., It
Question 2
The parcel has already been mentioned. Build the sentence that describes it: _____
Options: There, It is marked urgent in red ink.
Question 3
You are introducing two available seats and pointing to their position. Build the sentence: _____
Options: There are two empty chairs there, next to the window., It
Question 4
The signed form arrived during the morning audit, not at another time. Focus on the timing: _____
Options: There, It was during the morning audit that the signed form arrived.
Question 5
The screen message suggests, but does not confirm, two errors on this page. Build the cautious statement: _____
Options: There appear to be two errors on this page., It
Question 6
Introduce an unexplained sound, then say what happened to that known sound: _____
Options: were, There was a strange noise upstairs, but it stopped quickly.
Question 7
The reports differ in two places, but the cause is uncertain. Build the cautious statement: _____
Options: There seem to be two mismatches between the reports., It
Question 8
Someone unknown has just knocked. Introduce the person, then identify them: _____
Options: are, There is someone at the door; it is the building manager.
Question 9
An old map shows a fountain in the square, but it was removed years ago. Build the past-existence sentence: _____
Options: There used to be a fountain in the square., uses
Question 10
The replacement courier arrived at noon, later than expected. Emphasize the delay: _____
Options: There, It wasn't until noon that the replacement courier arrived.
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