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  Juliette It is a most delightful little place. Its appearance is modest, but it has a charm of its own. I can tell by just looking at you that it would suit you admirably, as you suit it, if you will permit me to say so........... (a) Identify the listener. (b) Identify 'it' used repeatedly. (c) What is the attitude of Juliette while talking to the listeners? or (a) What is the 'it' that Juliette describes? (b) Who is she speaking to? (c) What is her intention that is revealed in this dialogue?                   

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                  (a) Mrs Al Smith is the speaker and Gaston is the listener here. (b) Gaston is being called an exception because he' says, that he needn't consult his wife regarding the sale of the villa. (c) Mrs Al Smith thinks that the French people have no decision making power. or (a)    'You' refers to Gaston in the above lines. (b) Mrs Al Smith thinks that the French people have no decision making power. (c) She calls Gaston an exception because he doesn't consult his wife before taking decisions.