The question here is, what is your daily work routine?
It's a work routine or daily work routine is what do you do normally every day at work?
And the first sentence or the structure for this sentence that you're making is my daily work routine
starts with.
So you'll say, you know, the first things you do and then you start listing what you do the rest of
the day.
But my example sentence is my daily work routine starts with a meeting in the morning and then I'm back
at my desk for the rest of the day.
So this is a very simple routine, if you have more things, you know, you can say everything you can
say first I do this, then I do this, and finally I do this.
You can add a lot more to it if you have a very complex daily routine.
The question here is, where would you take someone if you had to show them around your city?
So where would you take someone if you had to show them around your city?
So our structure we'll use is the first place I take someone, if I had to show them around, would
be so it's very long.
This structure is kind of complex.
So I'll say it again.
The first place I take someone, if I had to show them around, would be a and then you tell where you
would take them.
So our example sentence is the first place I take someone, if I had to show them around, would be
the beach.
It's so breathtaking.
One more time, the first place I take someone, if I had to show them around, would be the beach.
It's so breathtaking and it's good to kind of break it up like that, you don't want to run it all together,
it's too long.
So let me show you what it sounds like.
If you run the whole sentence together in the first place, I take someone if I had to show them around
would be the beach.
It's very long.
So sometimes it's nice to kind of break up the different pieces within the sentence.
So it's better to do it like this the first place I take someone.
If I had to show them around would be the beach and helps people listen and understand you.
The question here is, what is something you need to cut back on, why?
And if you're not sure, cutback means.
You use less or to do less of something.
Our structure is I really need to cut back on then you say what it is, because then you say the reason.
But my example is I really need to cut back on drinking soda because it is so bad for my teeth.
And one more time, I really need to cut back on drinking soda because it is so bad or my teeth.
Question here is, do you regret anything?
It's very simple structure here, you just say, I regret and then you say what you regret, and if
you wanted to make it a little bit more complex, you could add.
A little more to it and say there aren't many things I regret, but I do regret, I didn't say one thing
that you out of the few that you do regret, but nice and simple is just I regret.
And then you say your answer.
So my example is I regret not trying harder during high school.
It would have made life a lot easier in my 20s.
The question here is, is it better to go to work when you are sick?
Or call out how you feel better.
And so one more time, the question is, is it better to go to work when you are sick or call out how
you feel better?
Which of these two options do you think our structure is?
I think it's better to think you're going to pick one to go to work when you're sick or to call out
until you feel better.
And then you say because.
And why you think that?
So our example is I think it's better to go to work sick.
Because it's not fair to your co-workers if they have to make up your work.
So here in the example, I picked the option to go to work sick.
I'll read it one more time.
I think it's better to go to work sick because it's not fair to your co-workers if they have to make
up or work.