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Checking the Lost and Found

Julian is speaking to Ronda, a transportation official, at a train station.

J: Excuse me. Is this the office that collects lost items?

R: Yes, I¡¦m in charge of the lost and found. How can I help you?

J: I left my bag on a bench on one of the train platforms last night.

R: Well, if someone turned it in, we should have it here.

J: I hope that¡¦s what happened. I was on the train about 10 minutes before I realized it was missing.

R: What does it look like?

J: It¡¦s a small, brown messenger bag with a grey strap and two silver buckles.

R: All right. Was there anything valuable inside?

J: There was a nice pair of sunglasses inside. Apart from that, there were some important work documents in there.

R: Give me a second.

(Ronda goes to search a storeroom behind her desk.)

R: Is this the bag you lost?

J: Yes! That¡¦s it. I¡¦m so glad it wasn¡¦t stolen.

R: Take a look and see if everything is inside.

J: Oh, no. It looks like the sunglasses are gone. Oh, well. At least my work papers are still here.

R: Sorry to hear that. Before you go, you need to fill out this form and sign it.

    J: No problem. Thanks for your help.



Words & Phrases
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That official was fired and is under investigation for bribery.
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The manager is in charge of most of the administrative work in the office.
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        3.     turn... in / turn in...¡@¡@§e¥æ¢Aú¥æ¡K¡K

David made an excuse when he didn¡¦t turn in his homework.
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¡¹     4.     valuable [£¿væljÈýəb! ] a. ¶Q­«ªº¡F¬Ã¶Qªº
The ring Lisa got from her mother was valuable to her.
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        5.     document [£¿dɑkjəmənt] n. ¤å¥ó
These confidential documents must be kept in a safer place.
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                * confidential [ ͵kɑnfə£¿dÈ÷nÈõəl ] a. ¾÷±Kªº

        6.     take a look¡@¡@¬Ý¤@¬Ý
Pete got someone to take a look at his piano because it was out of tune.
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        7.     at least¡@¡@¦Ü¤Ö
Completing this task will require at least three workdays.
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        8.     fill out...¡@¡@¶ñ¼g¡K¡K¡]¤å¥ó¡Bªí®æµ¥¡^
        =      fill in...
Please fill out this form before handing in your application.
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►    strap [ stræp ] n. ­I±a
►    buckle [£¿bʌk! ] n. ¦©Àô
►    storeroom [£¿stor͵rÈým ] n. ¶JÂëÇ

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valuable [£¿væljÈýəb!]

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document [£¿dɑkjəmənt]

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strap [stræp]

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buckle [£¿bʌk!]
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storeroom [£¿stor͵rÈým]
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at least ¦Ü¤Ö
At least five hundred people showed up for the rally.

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fill out / in sth ¶ñ¼g¡]ªí®æ¡^
Fill out the form, and then give it back to me.
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take a look ¬Ý¤@¬Ý
Pete got someone to take a look at his piano because it was out of tune.
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a messenger bag ¶l®t¥]

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