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1. Complete the conversation. Use the words in the box. AM – HE IS – IS – ME – YOUR – ARE – I’M – IT IS – YOU – YOU ARE Sarah: Excuse me, are YOU Michael Linch? Robert: No, I’m not ………………… over there. Sarah: Oh, I´M sorry. Sarah: Excuse me Michael. I think this is you book. Michael: ………………… right! ………………… my math book. Thank you! By the way, ………………… you in my math class? Sarah: Yes, I ………………… my name is Sarah Smith.

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