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PDR: Paintless dent repair

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    vocabulary related to PDR
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  • What is it?
    Van
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  • What kind of vehicle is this one?
    Pickup
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  • What is it?
    Tanker
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  • What is it?
    Fire engine/truck
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  • What is the name of this tool?
    Drill
    Screwdriver
    Hammer
    Saw
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  • What is the name of this tool?
    Wrench
    Tape measure
    Glass cutter
    Screwdriver
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  • What is the name of this tool?
    Hammer
    Saw
    Ruler
    Screwdriver
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  • Although not common in paintless dent repair, a __________ might be necessary to remove obstructive components.
    Hammer
    Drill
    Saw
    Mallet
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  • __________ are often used to grip and manipulate small parts during the repair process.
    Pliers
    Sausage
    Drywall lift
    Truck
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  • The shop adapted a _________ to hold the car door steady during the repair.
    Hammer
    Ruler
    Drill
    Drywall lift
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  • What type of car is this one?
    Sedan
    SUV
    Hatchback
    Coupe
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  • We use this expression to ask about the client’s availability at a specific time:
    "Do you want me to move the appointment?"
    "When do you think you’ll show up?"
    "Are you available at 10 a.m. tomorrow?"
    "Is this what you meant?"
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  • What polite question would you ask to suggest a different time for the appointment?
    "Are you free later today?"
    "Could we reschedule to a different time if that’s more conv
    "Do you want me to move the appointment?"
    "Let’s just pick another time."
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  • How would you confirm the details of an appointment with the client?
    "This is your time, right?"
    "What did you say again?"
    "Is this what you meant?"
    "Just to confirm, we’re set for…"
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  • We use this expression to suggest a few options for the client’s availability:
    "I think I know what you mean."
    "When do you want to come?"
    "Come whenever you’re free."
    "We’re available tomorrow morning or in the afternoon. Do ei
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  • What would you say to make sure you understood the client’s request correctly?
    "Let me make sure I have that correct. You’re looking for…"
    "I think I know what you mean."
    "Could you repeat that?"
    "What are you asking for again?"
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