What do you (1) when you answer a call at work – and the caller is speaking English? It can depend on several things. For example: Your organization may have a standard (2): “Good morning, Hotware Communications. Anna Petrenko (3).”
Or you may see the (4) of the caller and recognize it: “Hi, Mike. (5) can I do for you?”

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2.retort
return
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3.speaking
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4.numero
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5. How
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1. I (saw) Edward at the school party the other day. 2. He (met) Victoria there and (fell) in love with her at first sight. 3. Yesterday I (was) on duty and (came) home from school lat er than usual. 4. Now my brother smokes a lot, but he (did not/ smoke) before. 5. The weather is nice today, but yesterday it impossible for him to win, but he (won) 8. I usually sleep well but last night I (did not/sleep) at all. 9. It (took) me half an hour to get to the station. 10. When did you (write) to your parents last time?

A very interesting event happened during the 1986 football World Cup in Mexico. On June 22, Argentina and England played against each other in the semifinals. Fans and players for both teams felt very strongly about this match. Only four years earlier, England and Argentina fought a war over the Falkland Islands. Since England had prevailed in the conflict, many Argentinians saw this game as a chance for revenge. English football fans were equally passionate about winning the game because they saw it as a good chance to win the World Cup.