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The key words are stressed to make the speaker's meaning and intention clear.

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The key words are stressed to make the speaker's meaning and intention clear.

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1. In future, would you mind just checking with me before you take it?
2. I'm really sorry, you have every right to complain.
3. We'd very happy to offer you a discount as compensation for the problems you had.
4. Don't get me wrong, but I think you should make it clearer on your booking form.
5. I've got a bit of a problem with something I bought here.

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Cheryl Pelteret - Collins English for Life: Speaking

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The speakers use a firm tone and how their voices go down to indicate their rejection of the proposal.

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The speakers use a firm tone and how their voices go down to indicate their rejection of the proposal.

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1. That's very kind of you, but I really have to get back home.
2. Sorry, I'm really not too keen on spicy food.
3. Thanks for asking, but it's not really my kind of thing at all.
4. I'm afraid I can't. I've got an exam on Monday so I need to spend the whole weekend studying.
5. I'm sorry, it's not a good time, I've got loads to do. Can it wait till tomorrow?

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Cheryl Pelteret - Collins English for Life: Speaking

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The speaker's intonation goes up to show encouragement and reassurance.

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The speaker's intonation goes up to show encouragement and reassurance.

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1. You'll be fine!
2. Come on, you can do it!
3. It isn't as bad as all that!
4. There's no need to worry.
5. Keep it up!
6. It's looking good!

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Cheryl Pelteret - Collins English for Life: Speaking

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The speaker's voice goes up, to make the request sound more tentative, and therefore more polite.

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The speaker's voice goes up, to make the request sound more tentative, and therefore more polite.

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1. Would it be at all possible for you to give me a lift home this evening?
2. Would you mind if I borrowed it?
3. Would you be able to swap with one of us?
4. Is there any chance I could borrow your camp bed this weekend?
5. Show me what to do, will you?
6. Could you possibly show me what to do?

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Cheryl Pelteret - Collins English for Life: Speaking

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1. Did you have a good holiday?
2. What did you do last night?
3. When did you get back?
4. Did you play golf at the weekend?

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1. Mary's bought a new dress.

2. Mary's bought a new dress.

3. Mary's bought a new dress.

4. Mary's bought a new dress.