So the question here is, do you prefer to work on projects alone or in a group and why?
The structure that we're going to use is I prefer to work on projects and then you're going to insert
either alone or in a group, and then you're going to follow that with cause and then your reason.
And so we can take a look at my example.
It's I prefer to work on projects alone because I can do everything my own way.
So one more time, I prefer to work on projects alone because I can do everything my own way.
The question here is, what is something you want to bring up at your next work meeting?
What is something you want to bring up at your next work meeting?
The structure we'll use is at my next work meeting.
I really want to bring up and then you will.
Say what you want to bring up, for example, is at my next work meeting, I really want to bring up
the idea of a four day workweek and hear the phrase to bring up means what is something you want to
say to everyone or you want to mention or what topic do you want to talk about?
And so, again, our example is.
At my next work meeting, I really want to bring up the idea of a four day workweek.
The question here is, what is something you think is easy on the eye?
And again, if you haven't checked the vocab list or the phrase list, easy on the I mean something
that is attractive or beautiful to write, something you enjoy looking at.
So the structure we can use here is to me, that's a good way of kind of pausing and letting you think
about what you want to say.
So to me.
And then you say whatever it is you find.
Easy on the eye and then you follow it with is really easy on the eye.
But let's look at our example to me, a brand new car is really easy on the eye.
So what does this mean?
This means that whenever this person looks at a brand new car, everything about the brand new car,
they like looking at it, enjoy it.
It makes them feel good.
And so one more time for me.
A brand new car is really easy on the eye.
The question here is, what do you do when you need to brainstorm ideas?
What do you do when you need to brainstorm ideas and hear, if you don't know, brainstorm means to
sit and think of many possible ideas.
We call it a brainstorm.
And the structure we'll use is if I need to brainstorm ideas, I and then you'll say what you do or
structure is an example is if I need to brainstorm ideas, I go to a quiet place and play classical
music.
So one more time, if I need to brainstorm ideas, I go to a quiet place and play classical music.
The question here is, do you think it's important to get feedback on your work, why or why not?
And hear feedback means someone sees your work and they tell you good or bad things about it.
So our structure is going to be I feel it's very important or not important to get feedback because
and then you say why?
OK, so here you can say important or not important, depending on how you feel.
So my example is I feel it's very important to get feedback because it's the best way to improve your
work.
One more time, I feel it's very important to get feedback because it's the best way to improve your
work.