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The lorry driver #1 (permalink) Sun Dec 11, 2005 17:54 pm   The lorry driver
 

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ESL/EFL Test #45 "Speaking 2 (At the Supermarket)", question 10

A final ......... for the driver of the Ford Fiesta: there is no need now to repark as our delivery lorry has done that for you!

(a) note
(b) message
(c) saying
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English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #45 "Speaking 2 (At the Supermarket)", answer 10

A final message for the driver of the Ford Fiesta: there is no need now to repark as our delivery lorry has done that for you!

Correct answer: (b) message

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Does the second part of this sentence imply that the lorry's driver has moved the Ford and reparked it?

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Parking #2 (permalink) Sun Dec 11, 2005 18:13 pm   Parking
 

Hi,

I wanted this to be a kind of joke when I wrote it because I am suggesting that the lorry driver has knocked the Fiesta (a small car) out of the way.

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