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Aug 27, 2020 6 min

TTE Ep. 42 Conversational words and phrases

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In this episode you will learn: Will: Usually in contraction form 'll - is often used to make an offer to do something. Ex: I'll go to the store with you. Well: indicates what you plan to say next may need some explanation. Ex: Are you okay? - Well, yes, bu I was upset at the time, and I really didn't mean everything I said. Dude: an informal, friendly way of calling a male friend or acquaintance instead of use his name. Ex: Dude, what time are we leaving tomorrow? Basically: indicates a summarized or generalized opinion. Ex: Basically, he's the worst teacher in the whole school. Actually: indicates that the speaker is telling the truth, even if it is surprising. Ex: Are you moving? - Actually, I am! Really: is a way of asking if what was said was the truth. Ex: I'm not going to study tonight. - Really? I though you had a test tomorrow.

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