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How to make a complaint Angela: OK, Alison, if you’d like to make yourself comfortable... As I said, I am the customer services manager and I’d like to help you. I understand you are having a few problems. Would you like to just explain from the beginning what’s happened? Alison: Well, yes. I’ve just come back from one of your holidays. I went to Crete, in Greece, got back last week and the whole thing was a disaster. Angela: Would you like to just explain from the beginning what’s happened? Alison: Well, yes. To start with, when we got to the airport in, in Crete, we had a two hour wait on the coach, I think there was a delayed flight or something… Angela: Right, I’m sorry for that wait. I don’t know what the problem was. I can actually look into that for you…
OBJAŚNIENIA I understand you are having a few problems – czas teraźniejszy ciągły dodaje zdaniu większej emfazy Mówimy: a two hour wait – a nie: a two hours wait ponieważ two hour pełni przed rzeczownikiem wait rolę przymiotnika (dwugodzinne oczekiwanie). Pytanie bezpośrednie: What was the problem? wkomponowane w zdanie, traci szyk pytający I don’t know what the problem was. Test yourself, use our quiz! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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