ответ:
1. the subject of the conversation is a job interview.
2. “hello, i’m calling in regard to the ad you placed in the new york times. are you still hiring? ”
3. one is an hr manager at a restaurant, the other potential employee. i believe they are related in this way, firstly because of the manager specifying the jobs responsibilities, and secondly because of the potential employees question about the amount of work nights.
4. i believe its a phone conversation. with the hr manager being at work, because work related calls are taken during working hours.
5. during the restaurants working hours, reason explained above.
6. the first interlocutor seems tired, he is acting in a condescending way- first explaining what the job entails and then, as if it wasn’t clear, specifying what it does not. the second one seems to feel slightly nervous, surprised to hear the responsibilities, but kind of shrugging it off.
7. “all right, please come in at 11 am tomorrow for training, looking forward to a productive time. goodbye! ”
“thank you! can’t wait to join your work family, see you tomorrow! ”
объяснение:
assuming it actually says waiting a table, and not at table.
The badger is one of the European most recognised and popular mammals. We can recognise it by its black face with white markings and a grey body with a light-coloured stripe from head to tail.
Badgers have wide bodies, short legs and long heads with small ears. Badgers are found in Europe, Africa, North America and Asia. The European badger is the largest — it can be about 90 cm long (including the tail).
Badgers live in family groups of around six individuals in underground homes called setts. These animals are fantastic diggers, and their setts consist of many rooms, entrances and tunnels. Badgers always keep their homes clean and never bring food into the sett.
Badgers are only active at night. They can dig a hole fast enough to escape most predators.
Their diet consists of earthworms, insects and eggs of ground-nesting birds. It is an interesting fact that since badgers have very thick skin and long claws, they can kill and eat hedgehogs. Sometimes they also eat rabbits and domestic chickens.
