Lesson 11, Exercise 3 - Kitty's Complete Reply to 'Are you married?'

Kitty use thes present simple tense when she asks: "Where do you come from, by the way? This is the same as 'Where are you from?'

Kitty asks "Do you know anybody in the States?" WHY?

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Read Kitty's interview:
Interviewer: What is your name, Madam?
Kitty: Kitty.
Interviewer: Kitty?
Kitty: Yeah... Where do you come from, by the way?
Interviewer: I'm from the United States.
Kitty: Are you really? What part?
Interviewer: Well, I live in New Jersey now, just outside Manhattan.
Kitty: Oh yes.
Interviewer: Are you married, Kitty?
Kitty: No, unfortunately, no. Do you know anybody in the States?
Interviewer: I may! I may know someone...

Kitty asks the interviewer "Where do you come from, by the way?"

: Listen to Kitty and the teacher.

He answers "I'm from the United States."
Kitty asks the interviewer a second question: "Do you know anybody in the States?" Why?
1. Because she is single and wants to be married.
2. Because she is married.
3. Because she is a widower.

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