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    Dialogue : Making a reverse-charge


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    Find the mistakes and write the right sentences.

    Trouvez les fautes et réécrivez les phrases correctes EN ENTIER.

    Merci à / Thanks to babyscot59 


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    French exercise "Dialogue : Making a reverse-charge" created by bridg with The test builder
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    1. Bonjour je voudrait passé un appelle en PCV
    2. Quelle est le numéro de vôtre correspondent?
    3. S'est le 0131 345 789, Mr.Smith a Edimbourg
    4. J'ai composer le numéro;
    5. Je vous met en communication des qu'il a acceptée l'appel.
    6. Malheureusement sa sonne tous le temp occupé.
    7. Daccord, je rappellerais plus tard.







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