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B2 · Office & teamwork · 26/200

Der Auftrag hat zwei Ziele

Trace how one order acquired incompatible meanings and assess the client's choice after the hidden costs become visible. 918 words

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Comprehension quiz

What mismatch do the hotels' recommendation lists expose?
Why does Eva reject treating the requested changes as simple logo replacements?
Who authorises the reduced content before printing?
What does the return to the finished maps at the end make concrete?
How do Ben and Selin understand success differently before checking the offer together?
Why can Ben's discount not by itself fulfil the original personal-content promise?