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Effective Communication in Social and Academic Situations

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Effective Communication in Social and Academic Situations

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Match the following expressions with their suitable social or academic situations:

Thank you for your help! = Answering a teacher's question in class I promise to be there on time! = Making a casual plan with friends Sorry to disturb you, sir! = Greeting an authority figure I'll definitely come to your party! = Apologizing for a mistake

Match the following phrases with their suitable social or academic situations:

What's up? = Chatting with friends online May I ask a question? = Asking permission in a meeting It's my pleasure to help you! = Responding to a thank you in an email I'm so sorry to hear that! = Expressing sympathy to a colleague

Match the following phrases with their suitable social or academic situations:

Can I get your attention, please? = Greeting a group of friends I'm happy to help you with that! = Answering a question in a job interview I apologize for the mistake! = Responding to a customer's complaint Let's catch up soon! = Calling a friend after a long time

Match the following expressions with their suitable social or academic situations:

<p>How are you doing today? = Greeting a client in a formal meeting I'll be there in 10 minutes! = Making a promise to a colleague Excuse me, may I ask a question? = Asking permission in a classroom I'm really sorry to hear that! = Expressing sympathy to a friend who lost a pet</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following phrases with their suitable social or academic situations:

<p>See you later! = Saying goodbye to a friend at school I'm grateful for your help! = Thanking a teacher for their guidance I'm so sorry about that! = Apologizing for a mistake in a presentation What do you think about this topic? = Asking a question in a group discussion</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Communication in Different Situations

Use of vocabulary, expressions, language, and interaction styles adapted to formal or informal social or academic situations.
Ability to convey specific intentions in online and face-to-face interactions.

Types of Interactions

Expressing gratitude (thanking).
Making promises or commitments.
Apologizing for mistakes or wrongdoing.
Requesting permission or approval.
Informal conversations with friends.
Participating in classroom discussions (answering in class).
Greeting or addressing individuals in positions of authority.

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Test your ability to use appropriate language and expressions in formal and informal situations, including online and face-to-face interactions, in social and academic contexts.