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1. If offered an excellent job in another country, think carefully before responding. 2. If a friend borrows and loses an item, try to recover it. 3. If you accidentally hit an unattended car, leave a note with contact information.
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- 1. WHAT DO YOU DO IF MarÃa Luz Fanny Valencia
- 2. You see a ghostI scream, cry and run
- 3. Yousee a lion in thestreetI die of fright
- 4. You are offered an excellent job in another country Think very carefully before giving a response
- 5. You best friend steals something in a supermarket advise him and tell him to return it that is wrong
- 6. You have an argument with your boss trying to soothe and habalr
- 7. A shopkeeper gives you too much changeI understand that is a error and return it
- 8. You borrow and lose a cd from your friendtry torecover
- 9. You accidently hit another car in a parking lot and nobody sees you ring
- 10. You realize that a friend has lied to you endthatfriendship
- 11. Someone gives you the answers to an examlisten and besilent
- 12. You win the lottery resigned to work and I'm going to travel the world
- 13. A friend asks you to be his / her guarantorI think that that's a big responsibility
- 14. A find a wallet with too much money and documents on the streetfind a way to return
- 15. You lose your money on vacation get paid and go home
- 16. Your son / daughter starts smokingwould give advice and explain why you should not do because that is harmful
- 17. A waiter in a restaurant is rude to you I go for another restaurant
- 18. You crash your husband´s/ wife´s carI inform him or her and I do to fix
- 19. You see your best friend´s husband/ wife with another woman/ mankeep quiet and avoid problems
- 20. You forget an appointmentcalltoapologize
- 21. You lose your jobfindanother