A message, an address, and the right person
A learner practices with two original short notes. The first says: “Cześć, Zuziu. Jestem przed biblioteką. Czekam do 16.00. Paweł”. The second gives the fictional address “ulica Słoneczna 12, mieszkanie 3”. The learner selects Zuzia as the person waiting because her name appears first and combines the building and apartment numbers into one number. A partner asks the learner to identify the question before choosing an answer and to underline the phrase that supports it. The exercise concerns sender, recipient, location, time, and form labels. It does not ask for any real person’s contact information or establish a real meeting or address outside the supplied practice texts.
1. Who is waiting, where, and until when?
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Paweł is the sender and the person waiting. He is outside in front of the library and waits until 16.00. Zuzia is addressed by the message rather than identified as the waiting sender.
2. How should the fictional address be separated?
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The street is Słoneczna, the building number is 12, and the apartment number is 3. The labels show different functions; the numbers should not be joined or added.