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How you say words matters!
Even simple words likehello, really, yes and no can have different meanings and show different emotions depending on HOW you say them. In this video, I’ll give you examples of ways you can say these words that show excitement, boredom, anger, annoyance, and more. Listen and then practice with me. Just learning different ways to use the same word is like getting new vocabulary without having to learn new English words!
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