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3053 6.66667 1695455913 3051 6.66667 1695467674 9347 4.00000 1706174542 12112 4.66667 1706365599 11581 5.33333 1720234610 12924 6.66667 1729079905 12641 4.00000 1743846215 3051 1 2572237 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1695467549 1695467674 1695467674 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1695467674 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467549 3051 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1695467674 3051 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1695467674 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467549 3051 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695467674 3051 p1 3 p2 5 p3 1 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 10 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695467674 3051 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's the progress on; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: Everything is on track; part 4: Is that something I can; part 5: and I'm going to 1695467674 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467549 3051 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695467674 3051 sub1_answer What's the progress on sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer Everything is on track sub4_answer Is that something I can sub5_answer and I'm going to 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695467674 3051 -finish 1 3053 1 2570711 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1695455732 1695455913 1695455913 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1695455913 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695455732 3053 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1695455913 3053 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1695455913 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695455732 3053 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695455913 3053 p1 3 p2 5 p3 1 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 10 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695455913 3053 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's the progress on; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: Everything is on track; part 4: Is that something I can; part 5: and I'm going to 1695455913 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695455732 3053 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695455913 3053 sub1_answer What's the progress on sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer Everything is on track sub4_answer Is that something I can sub5_answer and I'm going to 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695455913 3053 -finish 1 9347 1 4075248 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1706174072 1706174542 1706174542 0 $@NULL@$ 1.20000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1706174542 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706174072 9347 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1706174542 9347 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {update me} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {help with} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1706174542 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706174072 9347 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706174542 9347 p1 3 p2 5 p3 10 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 1 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedpartial 0.8000000 1706174542 9347 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's the progress on ur brochures?; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: every thing is on track; part 4: Is that something i can; part 5: I'm going to and 1706174542 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706174072 9347 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706174542 9347 sub1_answer What's the progress on ur brochures? sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer every thing is on track sub4_answer Is that something i can sub5_answer I'm going to and 2 gradedpartial 0.4000000 1706174542 9347 -finish 1 11581 1 5535465 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1720233830 1720234610 1720234610 0 $@NULL@$ 1.60000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1720234610 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1720233830 11581 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1720234610 11581 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1720234610 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1720233830 11581 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1720234610 11581 p1 3 p2 5 p3 1 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 10 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1720234610 11581 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's on the progress; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: Everything is on track; part 4: Is something that I; part 5: and I'm going to 1720234610 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1720233830 11581 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1720234610 11581 sub1_answer What's on the progress sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer Everything is on track sub4_answer Is something that I sub5_answer and I'm going to 2 gradedpartial 0.6000000 1720234610 11581 -finish 1 12112 1 4107647 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1706365127 1706365599 1706365599 0 $@NULL@$ 1.40000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1706365599 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706365127 12112 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1706365599 12112 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1706365599 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706365127 12112 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706365599 12112 p1 3 p2 5 p3 1 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 10 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1706365599 12112 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: what's the progress our brochures; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: Is everything on track; part 4: is something that I can; part 5: and I'm going to 1706365599 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706365127 12112 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706365599 12112 sub1_answer what's the progress our brochures sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer Is everything on track sub4_answer is something that I can sub5_answer and I'm going to 2 gradedpartial 0.4000000 1706365599 12112 -finish 1 12641 1 7815158 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1743845767 1743846215 1743846215 0 $@NULL@$ 1.20000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1743846215 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1743845767 12641 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1743846215 12641 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {we're doing} {happening with} {help with} {let’s check} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {dealing with} {where are} {on track} {update me} 1743846215 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1743845767 12641 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1743846215 12641 p1 4 p2 5 p3 1 p4 8 p5 7 p6 2 p7 6 p8 9 p9 3 p10 10 2 gradedpartial 0.4000000 1743846215 12641 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's the progress on; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: Everything is on track; part 4: Is that something I can; part 5: I'm going to and 1743846215 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1743845767 12641 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1743846215 12641 sub1_answer What's the progress on sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer Everything is on track sub4_answer Is that something I can sub5_answer I'm going to and 2 gradedpartial 0.8000000 1743846215 12641 -finish 1 12924 1 6521476 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1729078317 1729079905 1729079905 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288212 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1729079905 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1729078317 12924 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1729079905 12924 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288213 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH THE WORDS FROM THE LIST. HENRY: Right, so everything's (1) [[3]] with accommodation. What's next on the list? Ah yes, before I forget, Melinda, can you contact the car hire people for the VIPs? MELINDA: I'd prefer not to if that's OK. I'd do it but I'm really busy with the caterers. HENRY: Oh really? What's (2) [[5]] them? MELINDA: The usual problems with menu changes - which is why I can't take anything else on. HENRY: As Melinda's busy, is that something you can (3) [[1]], Martin? MARTIN: Sure, no problem. HENRY: Thanks, Martin. MARTIN: You're welcome. HENRY: And (4) [[9]] we with replies to the invitations, Rebecca? REBECCA: I've sent them out but (5) [[7]] waiting for replies from 70 people. HENRY: That many? Can (6) [[2]] help you check if they're coming? REBECCA: No, I can manage. I'll ring them individually over the next two days. HENRY: Thanks, Rebecca. OK Ralph. Can you (7) [[10]] on briefing the media? RALPH: So far so good. I've sent out a press release and a few journalists have already confirmed. HENRY: Good, so we all know what (8) [[4]]. Melinda is (9) [[6]] the caterers, Rebecca is handling the invitations, Martin is handling the car hire firm and Ralph has volunteered to deal with the media. OK, if that's everything, (10) [[8]] again in a week to review progress. ; [[1]] -> {help with / anyone else / on track / we're doing / happening with / dealing with / we’re currently / let’s check / where are / update me} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} {on track} {happening with} {help with} {where are} {we’re currently} {anyone else} {update me} {we're doing} {dealing with} {let’s check} 1729079905 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1729078317 12924 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1729079905 12924 p1 3 p2 5 p3 1 p4 9 p5 7 p6 2 p7 10 p8 4 p9 6 p10 8 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1729079905 12924 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288214 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: PUT THE WORDS IN ITALICS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. KEVIN: Express Printers, Kevin speaking. LUDO: Hi Kevin, it's Ludo here. (1) _ON/THE/'S/WHAT/PROGRESS_ our brochures? → _____ KEVIN: So far so good. (2) _almost/we/finished/'ve_. → _____ LUDO: Great, so (3) _TRACK/EVERYTHING/ON/IS_. → _____ KEVIN: Yes, but we need somebody to deliver them. Ludo: Well, (4) _SOMETHING/I/IS/CAN/THAT_ help with? Call me when they're ready and I can come and collect them. → _____ KEVIN: OK. Great. LUDO: Good. So to sum up, you're going to make sure they're completed (5) _I/GOING/'M/TO/AND_ collect them. → _____ part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response} part 1: What's the progress on; part 2: We've almost finished; part 3: everything is on track; part 4: is that something I can; part 5: and I'm going to 1729079905 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1729078317 12924 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1729079905 12924 sub1_answer What's the progress on sub2_answer We've almost finished sub3_answer everything is on track sub4_answer is that something I can sub5_answer and I'm going to 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1729079905 12924 -finish 1