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3. A: I need a job. B: I thought you had a job. A: I did. B: What happened? A: I got laid off. B: That’s terrible! When did it happen? A: I got laid off last week. B: Just you? A: No, ten of my coworkers got laid off, too. B: What are you going to do? A: I’m looking in the newspaper for a job. B: Good luck!

4. A: Where did you go yesterday? B: I went to a friend’s birthday party. A: That sounds like fun! Did you buy him a present? B: Yes, I bought him a soccer ball. A: What did you eat at the party? B: I ate a hamburger and french fries. It was delicious! A: When did you leave? B: I left at 5:00. A: Did you have a good time? B: I had a wonderful time.

18. CAUTION SIGNS Used to indicate that a potentially hazardous situation exists that could cause minor or moderate injury. Caution signs should not be used when there is a possibility of death or severe injury. Used to indicate that a potentially hazardous situation exists that could cause minor or moderate injury. Caution signs should not be used when there is a possibility of death or severe injury.

19. DANGER SIGNS Used to indicate that an immediate hazard exists which could cause death or serious injury. Used to indicate that an immediate hazard exists which could cause death or serious injury.

20. NOTICE SIGNS Used to indicate general safety rules. Notice signs should not be used in place of Danger signs. Used to indicate general safety rules. Notice signs should not be used in place of Danger signs.

21. SAFETY SIGNS Used to bring attention to company safety rules to prevent accidents from occurring. Used to bring attention to company safety rules to prevent accidents from occurring.

22. WARNING SIGNS Used to indicate that an immediate hazard exists that has some probability of causing death or serious injury Used to indicate that an immediate hazard exists that has some probability of causing death or serious injury