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Linked in the description of Tiffany’s lesson video.
How can you demonstrate interest in the other's life activities when responding to 'How are you' with a connection question?
Example: 'I'm pretty good, thanks! I saw your Facebook post about your business. What's the update?'
Give an example of responding to 'How are you?' with a connection question tailored to specific updates about the other person.
Example: 'I'm doing great, thanks! I heard that you got a new job. How's that going?'
How can you indicate that you have been going through a tough time when responding to 'How are you'?
Example: 'Things have been a bit rough lately, but they're getting better. How have you been?'
What kind of response indicates a very positive state of being when answering 'How are you'?
Example: 'Never been better. What about you?'
When sharing your positive state and inviting the other person to share their reasons for happiness, what kind of response can you give to 'How are you'?
Example: 'I've never been better! You are also looking quite happy, any special reason?'
In what situation would you use a response that invites the other person to share any new or exciting updates?
Example: 'I'm pretty good, thanks! What's new with you?'
How can you respond to the question 'How are you?' using a basic question?
Example: 'I'm doing great, thanks! How about you?'
When responding to 'How are you?' with a hint of being slightly more busy than usual, what phrase can you use?
Example: 'I've been a bit busy, but okay. How have things been with you?'
How can you show personal concern and awareness of significant events in the other person's life when responding to 'How are you'?
Example: 'Things have been a bit rough lately but they’re getting better. I know your mom had some good news recently, how is she?'
What is emphasized in the lesson to improve fluency and relational connection in English conversations?
Tailoring your conversation to the individual and context.
According to the lesson, what can make conversations memorable and engaging?
Personal stories shared during conversations.
When reflecting on previous conversations and inquiring about ongoing projects or life changes, what kind of response can you give to 'How are you'?
Example: 'I've been a bit busy but okay. I remember that you said you were also working on some things. Any updates?'
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