Практика Shadowing: IELTS Speaking Band 9.0 Mock Test with Feedback - Изучайте разговорный английский по видео

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All right then, let's begin.
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So could you tell me your full name please?
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My full name is Suhee Kang.
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Suhee Kang, okay.
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And are you working or are you a student?
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I'm currently a graduate student.
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I am finishing up my MA in the United States.
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And could you tell me about your major?
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So I major in cinema and media studies and basically what the major does is it looks at
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film and other kinds of media like tv shows,
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music, social media and it analyses the sort of social significance of the things that are relevant in the media.
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And do you enjoy your major?
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I do.
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I've always loved consuming media for fun but getting to look at it from an academic perspective is very enjoyable as well.
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Great.
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And what do you enjoy doing in your free time?
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In my free time, I like to listen to music.
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Recently, I've gotten into sort of the algorithm, you know, on the music listening apps.
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I love to discover new songs that are not even a language I understand
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but are familiar genres so maybe you know rock
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or jazz yeah that's my new hobby listening to music great okay now let's talk about saying thank you
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so have you ever sent a thank you card to others
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i have yes um a recent thank you card i remember
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writing is to my friend an american friend in the United States.
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I got sick at the end of last year, but this friend really came through and helped me with everything.
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My parents had to come over and she helped them, helped pick them up from the airport.
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And she just was a very good friend to me.
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So I wanted to thank her.
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I wrote her a handwritten note and gave it to her with a present because it was also her birthday.
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Okay, perfect.
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And do you think, do people in your country often say thank you?
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Yes, they do.
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I think it's sort of a very social expectation to be able to say thank you in in a socially acceptable way.
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So I guess saying thank you with a handwritten note is, would be the most genuine form of saying thank you
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but saying thank you out loud you know it's sort of every day for us Koreans even
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when we go to a store and we don't buy anything and we just go out we would say thank you.
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And on what occasions do you say thank you?
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I would sort of divide that into two occasions.
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The first one is, like I said, through the everyday thank you that I say, you know, out of habit more than anything.
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You know, when I go to a store with strangers, with friends, or when I bump into someone or someone picks something up for me on the street.
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But the other occasion is when someone really does something for me
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that wasn't expected of them
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but they do it anyway those are the occasions where I really want to express my gratitude
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so I'll write a note or send a long text you know everything's digital now
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so I guess it doesn't have to be handwritten okay lovely now let's talk about spare time
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so do you often have free time I do especially in the summer I don't have classes
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so I am technically free all day I spend, I have spent most of last week just meeting up with friends.
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But when I'm in the U.S and I have free time,
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I like to just go to campus and work on my essays or read a book.
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I like to not be at home when I'm doing those things.
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So even though I will go outside to campus, I will still sort of do things that allow me to be by myself.
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Lovely.
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And would you like to have more free time in the future?
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Well, I wouldn't say no to any more free time, but I am sort of excited for the next part of my life,
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which is going to be a bit busy and I do miss
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that kind of routine going to class every day
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and working as I guess a teaching assistant
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or a research assistant I like to have that routine in my life
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so I kind of miss that hustle and bustle I'm looking forward to that actually.
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Okay perfect all right that'll do us for part one of the test now we'll move on to part two
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so i'll just give you your question so i'll just give you
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that here and i'll give you a pencil there too
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so yeah now i'll give you one minute to do some note-taking for
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that so you can write there all right okay that's one minute
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so i'll ask you the question now
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so could you describe a person who you think wears unusual clothes the person
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that i would like to describe who wears unusual clothes is my friend she's called Se-eun
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and she is actually not a person
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that I have met in real life she's an online friend
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that I met through you know social networking we bonded over
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our love of movies she is currently a student preparing for an exam
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and her clothes are very doll-like if If you've ever seen,
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you know, little dolls that wear bonnets, flowy skirts, lacy, you know, like tops, that's her.
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And her clothes are always patterned so beautifully.
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They have pictures of, you know, little lambs, animals or, you know, pottery on them.
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They're very beautiful, blue and pink.
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I think her clothes are unusual
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because I think in Korea the trend now is sort of being kind of hip and very fashionable, trendy.
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But her clothes actually evoke an older time,
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very feminine and girly, maybe even from the Victorian age you know they're very long skirts
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so i think she is very unique
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and probably brave for wearing those clothes maybe not in this weather
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but you know in real life i think people will probably see her
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and also think that she is very unique we're at about 1 40 there now okay
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so yeah the the maximum is two minutes so yes um yeah good
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and do you think um there's a difference between how people dress
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when they're at work and
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when they're in their free time yes absolutely at work um
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there's not only the social expectation of having to be sort
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of um you know uh not very flashy be sort of fit in an office environment,
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especially if you work in an office or have a job that has to deal with a lot of customer, like in a coffee shop,
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for example, you do if you stand out, I guess that's kind of people will judge you
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if you stand out in that sort of environment where you have to be around other people.
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But in their free time, people can really dress however they like.
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I think they're more free to express themselves through their clothing.
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For example, me, myself, I have had an office job before, and I wouldn't really wear, you know, a tank top to an office.
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But, you know, when I'm going out with friends and
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or going on a picnic on the river I would definitely wear
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that so that's the kind of difference yes great
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so now we'll move on to part three of the test
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so keep it going we just get the timer okay
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so yeah now on to the third part so do you think it is a good idea to buy clothes online
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I do think it's a very good idea to buy clothes online.
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First, I think there are so many more options.
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It's very easy to search for what you want nowadays and find a store,
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online store, that has that exact thing that you want.
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But offline, it takes, you know, you have to walk around, you need to go upstairs,
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you know, like look in every nook and cranny of the store, but online you can just do that with a click.
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So I think it, I do think it's a good idea and also it's a lot accessible for,
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a lot more accessible for people who might not live in a big city like Seoul.
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When I live in the States, I live in a pretty small city, so there are many clothing stores out there
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but online buying clothes online it makes me possible to find the styles that i want
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without going to a big city that is probably three hours away yes
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and what are the differences between clothes worn by older people and those worn by younger people
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I would say the biggest difference is comfort, especially in Korea.
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I think younger people are more willing to sacrifice a bit of comfort for their style, which I really admire.
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I think it's a great thing.
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For example, they might wear higher heels or more form-fitting clothes.
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um not everyone of course but a lot more people might be willing to do
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that in the younger generation than in the older generation
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when i see the older generation on the street they might
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wear very loose clothes like loose pants suitable for the weather um
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if it's hot they there's a special material in korea
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that allows you know like wind to go through the fabric
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so they might wear clothes made out of that and
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but I guess the younger generation are kind of willing to take
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that risk to be a little uncomfortable if in order to look good.
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Do you think it's important to be fashionable?
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I do.
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I did not used to think that.
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I used to think that you know it's just clothes what why Why does it matter?
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But then I found out about, you know, thrift shopping, vintage shopping,
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and how to be fashionable while still, you know, protecting the environment,
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and also expressing yourself through clothes, because there are a lot more things
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that you can find in the thrift store that are more unique than things sold in a regular store.
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So when I find that unique item, I feel like it's really for me alone,
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And that has really kind of shown me the pleasure of expressing myself through clothing.
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Yes, yes.
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And what effect do you think clothing and fashion has on the environment?
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Well, I don't think it's a very positive effect as of now.
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Of course, as more people get interested in upcycling or vintage, it might change.
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But as of now, I think a lot of clothes get made, but they don't all get sold.
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So that excess clothing I heard just gets buried in the desert in Africa somewhere.
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And there's a big landfill just full of fashionable clothes that haven't even gotten sold yet.
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So I think it's important for clothing companies to produce less, not even, I guess, upcycle or recycle clothing,
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just maybe produce less in the first place to better sort of count their demand
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and try to meet that instead of producing just whatever they can.
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Do you think expensive clothing is always better than cheaper clothing?
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I actually do think that in most cases expensive clothing is better,
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especially if it's made out of materials that last longer.
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If you buy, you know, a 3001 t-shirt, I don't think it's going to be made of cotton that is very durable,
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but expensive clothing means that there is a certain guarantee that the cotton is going to be,
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you know, more thick, it's going to be last longer
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so i guess buying something even if it's a little more expensive
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when you first buy it is um ultimately going to be better for the environment
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because you don't have to buy the same thing two
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or three times the lifespan is much longer okay that'll do
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us we're all done there thank you for your time thank you yes all right
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so yeah now let's talk about the the feedback of the
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test yeah you know to be honest i don't really have much to say
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about like improvements there's a lot of positivity to talk about
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i'd like to talk about like the positive things first the language you're using a lot of nice phrases like
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when you said you were sick
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and this friend really came through for you that's a nice expression we could use um saying thank you um
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when you mentioned that you say it out of habit i think that's a nice expression
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instead of like i feel like a lot of students would say i say thank you
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because it is my habit
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but nice expression i say it out of habit out of habit yeah um
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when you talked about your friend in part two bonded over our love of good expression right
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so i think students could definitely use phrases like this we
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bonded over our love of music yep um what else we got uh every nook
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and cranny I like that one as well.
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Good expression to use.
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Yeah, when you go shopping, you have to look in every nook and cranny and online is a lot more convenient.
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Good expression as well, sacrifice comfort for style.
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You know, that could be a good one if students are looking for expressions.
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Sacrifice A for B.
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So a lot of young people sacrifice comfort for fashion and style.
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Not many things to say in terms of grammar.
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Maybe one time I think we said like more thick, should be thicker you know not a big deal um just about the difference between go outside
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and go out i'm sure you know obviously yeah yeah just students would confuse that sometimes go outside is more
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outdoorsy yeah go out could be going to your campus library
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or anything like that yeah yeah but yeah no
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that was a really good test so thank you for coming in well thank you so much yes lovely all right
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Thank you.

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