Hi, I will give some backgrouns first.
The book says: It was me the embassy official called, not Salma, to say that she'd be staying home. She and almost all the other students. Months before, they had taken the TOEFL exam. Now the scores were back, and they weren't good. Only one student had passed. But what about the intensive English-language program in America? That hadn't worked out.....
"SHE'S GOT NOTHING IN WRITING,"
HE SAID."WE NEVER GAVE THEM ANYTHING IN WRITING."
I have problems with the last sentence.
Does that mean she got 0 score in writing in the TOEFL exam? And why did he say "we never gave them anything in writing."
This paragraph is about a group of Afghan college students applying to study in US .
Please explain. Thanks in advance.
2006-11-01
08:57:18
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