Situational Conversations - Offering Help

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Learning Situational Conversations

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Practicing situational conversations helps improve language skills, confidence, and the ability to respond effectively in real-life scenarios.

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Office: Explaining work processes and system operations.

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Office: Explaining work processes and system operations.

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Classroom: Answering questions related to coursework.

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Classroom: Answering questions related to coursework.

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Classroom: Sharing notes and learning resources.

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Classroom: Sharing notes and learning resources.

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Visual cue for /w/: Lips form a rounded shape and move forward.

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This rounded shape is crucial for pronouncing /w/ correctly.

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The pronunciation of "very" is /ˈveri/

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"Very" is pronounced as /ˈveri/ and translates to "非常" in Chinese.

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The pronunciation of "view" is /vju:/

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"View" is pronounced as /vju:/ and translates to "景色" in Chinese.

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"Very well" translates to "非常好" in Chinese.

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"Very well" means "非常好" in Chinese.

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"Can I give you some service?" is an example sentence using "service."

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"Can I give you some service?" demonstrates the use of "service" in a sentence.

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Offer help with communication or making connections.

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Examples include: - "Would you like me to call someone?" (你需要我給誰打電話嗎?) - "I can help you make a reservation." (我可以幫你預訂。)