A CORRIDOR CONVERSATION "Hey, I haven't seen you in ages — how's the new project going?" "Honestly, busier than I expected, but good busy. You must be glad the last one is finally over." "So glad. I heard it dragged on for months." "It did. Anyway, are you still doing the Friday five-a-side?" "Not for a while, my knee's been giving me trouble." "Ah, that's a shame, you were pretty good. We should catch up properly soon, not just in the corridor." "Definitely, let's find a time this week." They both check their phones and head off in different directions, but the plan to meet properly is real — they've made time for it before. Perguntas: 1. Why does the second person say "good busy"? 2. What has stopped the person from playing five-a-side? 3. What does "not just in the corridor" suggest about their friendship?

Encontras no corredor um colega que não vês há meses, de outro departamento. Puxa conversa sobre o que ele anda a fazer e sobre algo pessoal que já sabias dele.

Situação: encontraste por acaso um antigo colega há duas semanas e prometeste marcar café. Escreve-lhe a mensagem a propor um dia, recordando algo da última conversa.