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1. Usten to Track 1 and complete the dialogue. Police officer: Good morning, Miss. Can I havo your \( \qquad \) . please? Carry: Police officer: Your lisense \( \qquad \) last month. You \( \qquad \) renow it every year. Carry: I'm so sorry. I completely forgot about it. \( \qquad \) I go now? Police officer: No, you \( \qquad \) You aren't woaring your \( \qquad \) You \( \qquad \) wear it while driving. Carry: I know I \( \qquad \) wear it, but I \( \qquad \) it to pick up my cell phone, which was ringing Police officer: You \( \qquad \) talk on a cell phone while driving. Cary: What if it was an emergency call? Police officer: And you were driving at 90 miles an hour. You \( \qquad \) exceed 55. Cary: I didn't realize I was going so fast. Police officer: 1 \( \qquad \) give you a tickot. I'm really sorry. 2. Answer the questions. a) Where mustn't you smoke? b) Where mustr't you talk on a cell phone? \( \qquad \) \( \qquad \) d Where mustn't you make a fire? \( \qquad \) d) Where mustrit you talk loudly? \( \qquad \) d) Where mustr't you touch any items? \( \qquad \)

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Mar 20,2025

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1. **Completar el diálogo:** Policía: Buenos días, señorita. ¿Puedo tener su **licencia** por favor? Carry: Policía: Su licencia **caducó** el mes pasado. Debe **renovarla** cada año. Carry: Lo siento mucho. **¿Puedo** ir ahora? Policía: No, no **puede**. No está **usando** su **cinturón de seguridad**. Debe **llevarlo** mientras conduce. Carry: Sé que **debo** usarlo, pero **lo quité** para recoger mi teléfono celular, que estaba sonando. Policía: No **puede** hablar por un celular mientras conduce. Carry: ¿Y si era una llamada de emergencia? Policía: Y estaba conduciendo a 90 millas por hora. No **puede** exceder 55. Carry: No me di cuenta de que iba tan rápido. Policía: **Voy a** darle una multa. Carry: Lo siento mucho. 2. **Respuestas a las preguntas:** a) **¿Dónde no debes fumar?** - **En lugares públicos cerrados.** b) **¿Dónde no debes hablar por un celular?** - **Mientras conduces.** c) **¿Dónde no debes hacer fuego?** - **En áreas forestales.** d) **¿Dónde no debes hablar en voz alta?** - **En bibliotecas.** e) **¿Dónde no debes tocar ningún objeto?** - **En museos.**

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Your driving license, please? Your license expired last month. You need to renew it every year. Can I go now? No, you can’t. You aren’t wearing your seatbelt. You should wear it while driving. I know I should wear it, but I took it off to pick up my cell phone, which was ringing. You shouldn’t talk on a cell phone while driving. What if it was an emergency call? And you were driving at 90 miles an hour. You shouldn’t exceed 55. I didn't realize I was going so fast. I'm going to give you a ticket. I'm really sorry. a) You mustn't smoke in public buildings or vehicles. b) You mustn't talk on a cell phone while driving. c) You mustn't make a fire in wooded areas or during fire bans. d) You mustn't talk loudly in libraries or during performances. e) You mustn't touch any items in museums or display cases.

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