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Xiaoyan and Polly decide to phone an estate agent.Polly:So,what about seeing this flat?Do you like it?Why dont you call them?Xiaoyan:Well,I dont know一yes,it is the best.Polly,could you ring them up,please?Im sometimes quite nervous on the phone.Im okay with business,but I dont like talking about things I dont understand very well.Polly:Yes,of course Ill phone them.But how about going to an estate agent,then youre talking face to face?Xiaoyan:What do you mean?Polly:Why dont you go to an estate agent?They sell flats,but theyve usually got flats to rent.Talk to them about what you are looking for.Ill help you find a good estate agent in the phone book.Xiaoyan:Yes,thats a good idea.1.Xiaoyan wants () about the flat in the newspaper.A、Polly to phoneB、to phoneC、Polly to talk2.Xiaoyan is () the phone when she doesnt understand things very well.A、interested inB、happy onC、nervous on3.Polly hopes that Xiaoyan talks to an estate agent ().A、on the phoneB、through emailC、face to face4.An estate agent has got flats to ().A、paintB、sellC、design5.Xiaoyan is () to an estate agent.A、happy to goB、nervous to goC、not interested in going查看答案请关注【快跑搜题】微信公众号，发送题目即可获取
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