A link can reach a folder while your account still lacks permission to open it.
The idea
Identify the folder and the account, describe the access message and ask who can grant permission.
Examples
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A request for permission is not confirmation that access has been granted.
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Choose the phrase reporting the folder problem. (No puedo abrir la carpeta compartida / Ya puedo abrir la carpeta compartida)
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No puedo abrir la carpeta compartida
The phrase reports that the folder cannot be opened.
Choose the phrase identifying the account. (Esta es la cuenta que uso para trabajar / Esta es la carpeta que necesito abrir)
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Esta es la cuenta que uso para trabajar
The phrase identifies the account used for the request.
Choose the question about who can grant access. (¿Quién puede darme acceso? / ¿Quién creó la carpeta?)
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¿Quién puede darme acceso?
The question asks who can grant access.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Spanish sentences where available. We keep your score.
Choose the phrase reporting the folder problem. (No puedo abrir la carpeta compartida / Ya puedo abrir la carpeta compartida)
No puedo abrir la carpeta compartida
Choose the phrase identifying the account. (Esta es la cuenta que uso para trabajar / Esta es la carpeta que necesito abrir)
Esta es la cuenta que uso para trabajar
Choose the question about who can grant access. (¿Quién puede darme acceso? / ¿Quién creó la carpeta?)
¿Quién puede darme acceso?
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Choose the phrase for reporting an access problem, naming an account or asking about permission.

