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Then he looked at her file and smiled. “You’ve been here six months. How do you like the food?”

She sat on a plastic chair outside a windowless office, flipping to the last chapter of Taylor’s book: “Review and Expansion.” The dialogues were more complex. If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake. Conditionals. Regrets. The past affecting the future. That was the level she needed. Learning-american-english-grant-taylor-pdf

He laughed. Then he stamped a form. “Congratulations. You’ll get your certificate in the mail.” Then he looked at her file and smiled

Easy. Chapter 4 (“Homes and Cities”). If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake

The officer was a tired-looking man named Mr. DiNolfo. He asked her the usual questions: the color of the flag, the name of the Vice President, the year the Constitution was written. She answered, her voice tight but clear. Grant Taylor’s ghost nodded approvingly from her binder.