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- On which sitcom did Roxie Roker play Helen Willis?
Question 1:
On which sitcom did Roxie Roker play Helen Willis?
A. Happy Days
B. Gunsmoke
C. The Jeffersons
D. Baretta
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- In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong?
“Now they will need to win back the goodwill of these potential customers." - David Fowles [4:26 P.M.] Ms. Kang. Irnnorrow-S forecast is calling for storm so the roof work on your hotel's new wing will have to be put on hold.
Sue Kang [4:27 P.M.] Will that mean no work the whole day?
David Fowles [4:27 P.M.] Not at all. My workers can help Tony Ulman’s crew repair the support beams inside the old building.
Sue Kang [4:28 P.M.] How long will it take to repair those?
David Fowles [4:28 P.M.]Let me check.
David Fowles [4:29 P.M.] Tony, how close are you to finishing your project?
Tony Liman [4:31 P.M.] Things were looking OK until this morning when the structural engineer came by with some updates. We'll be working late the next few days.
David Fowles (4:32 P.M.] How would you feel about my crew helping you out tomorrow?
Tony Ulman [4:33 P.M.] Great! Then we could possibly finish in one day.
Sue Kang [4:35 P.M.] So your workers will only need access to the old building?
David Fowles [4:36 P.M.]For tomorrow, yes. Would it be OK for them to leave their cars in front of the old building?
Sue Kang [4:38 P.M.] Sure. There should be enough spaces next to the main entrance. And could you remind them not to take vehicles onto the grass? - What does Mr. Fowles suggest will interrupt work tomorrow?
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- Who most likely is Ms. Kang?
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