Question

quisiera que me ayuden a llenar esta oraciones en ingles "es para ahora xfa


LI-WU:           Hi,
Paulo. What are you doing (you / do) ?

PAULO:         Oh,
I __________________________ (wait) for the class to start.

LI-WU:           How
are you? You ______________________ (look) tired.

PAULO:         I
am a little tired. I ________________________ (work) a lot in the evenings this
term. Hey, is that your teacher over there?

LI-WU:           Yes.
She _________________________ (talk) to one of my classmates.

PAULO:         I
wonder what’s wrong. He ________________________ (not look) at her. He
_______________________ (look) embarrassed.

LI-WU:           Oh.
That ____________________________ (not mean) anything. In Taiwan it’s not
respectful to look directly at your teacher.

 

2

MORIKO:      Look,
there’s Miguel. He __________________________ (talk) to Luisa.

NINA:                        Yes.
They __________________________ (do) a class together this term.

MORIKO:      They
_____________________ (stand) very close to each other. ________________ (you
/ think) that they _____________________________ (go out) together?

NINA:            No.
I ______________________________ (not think) it ______________________ (mean)
anything special. I ________________________ (come) from Costa Rica, and people
there normally __________________________ (stand) that close to each other.

Answer 1

LI-WU:           Hi,
Paulo. What are you doing (you / do) ?

PAULO:         Oh,
I am waiting for the class to start.

LI-WU:           How
are you? You look tired.

PAULO:         I
am a little tired. I  am working a lot in the evenings this
term. Hey, is that your teacher over there?

LI-WU:           Yes.
She is talking to one of my classmates.

PAULO:         I
wonder what’s wrong. He isn't looking at her. He
looks embarrassed.

LI-WU:           Oh.
That doesn't mean anything. In Taiwan it’s not
respectful to look directly at your teacher.

 

2

MORIKO:      Look,
there’s Miguel. He is talking to Luisa.

NINA:                        Yes.
They are doing a class together this term.

MORIKO:      They
are standing very close to each other. Do you think that they are going out together?

NINA:            No.
I don't think it means
anything special. I come from Costa Rica, and people
there normally stand that close to each other.