Clarify It! Asking for Help

Froggy Jumps

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Froggy Jumps Clarify It! Asking for HelpVersion en ligne Ask for clarification simply par Nayeli mancillas 1 Which phrase is good to use to ask someone to repeat what they said? a I know what you said. b Ignore me, I understand now. c Could you repeat that, please? 2 If you didn’t hear the instruction, you should say: a Could you slow down a bit, please? b Finish it quickly, please. c I don’t want to listen, thanks. 3 Which question helps you understand better in a friendly way? a What do you mean by that? b Why are you talking so loud? c That’s not true, you’re wrong. 4 When you miss part of a message, you should say: a I’m bored, keep talking. b I got it all, no need to repeat. c I didn’t catch that. Could you explain again? 5 What can you say if someone is talking fast ? a Hurry up now. b Speak faster, I’m busy. c Please slow down a little. 6 To confirm you understood, you can ask: a So, you’re saying that…? b Stop talking and listen. c That’s wrong, right? 7 If you need more details, you should say: a That’s too much work. b Ignore it and go away. c Could you give me an example? 8 Which sentence helps you understand a new word nicely? a That’s easy, I know it. b I don’t care what it means. c What does that word mean? 9 If you need help to remember steps, what can we ask? a Why are we doing this? b Finish now, I’m done. c What’s the first step again?

Froggy Jumps

Clarify It! Asking for HelpVersion en ligne

Ask for clarification simply

par Nayeli mancillas

Which phrase is good to use to ask someone to repeat what they said?

I know what you said.

Ignore me, I understand now.

Could you repeat that, please?

If you didn’t hear the instruction, you should say:

Could you slow down a bit, please?

Finish it quickly, please.

I don’t want to listen, thanks.

Which question helps you understand better in a friendly way?

What do you mean by that?

Why are you talking so loud?

That’s not true, you’re wrong.

When you miss part of a message, you should say:

I’m bored, keep talking.

I got it all, no need to repeat.

I didn’t catch that. Could you explain again?

What can you say if someone is talking fast ?

Hurry up now.

Speak faster, I’m busy.

Please slow down a little.

To confirm you understood, you can ask:

So, you’re saying that…?

Stop talking and listen.

That’s wrong, right?

If you need more details, you should say:

That’s too much work.

Ignore it and go away.

Could you give me an example?

Which sentence helps you understand a new word nicely?

That’s easy, I know it.

I don’t care what it means.

What does that word mean?

If you need help to remember steps, what can we ask?

Why are we doing this?

Finish now, I’m done.

What’s the first step again?

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Clarify It! Asking for HelpVersion en ligne

par Nayeli mancillas

Which phrase is good to use to ask someone to repeat what they said?

If you didn’t hear the instruction, you should say:

Which question helps you understand better in a friendly way?

When you miss part of a message, you should say:

What can you say if someone is talking fast ?

To confirm you understood, you can ask:

If you need more details, you should say:

Which sentence helps you understand a new word nicely?

If you need help to remember steps, what can we ask?

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