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“I'm fine. And you?”

“Excuse me, what time is it?”

“Hi, Anna. How are you?”

“He said that he was tired.”

“Say it louder so everyone hears.”

“I can see it clearly now.”

“Can I speak to Mai, please?”

“The two sisters talk for hours.”

“She told me a funny story.”

“Nice weather today, right?”

“What are your weekend plans?”

“Yes, I understand.”

“Thanks, Anna. You too!”

“I chatted with an old friend for two hours.”

“She gave me a nice compliment.”

“We had an interesting conversation about music yesterday.”

“Have you ever seen a bear?”

“I thought the work would be difficult. In fact, it's very easy.”

“That's very interesting!”

“Please keep in touch with me.”

“Using weak forms makes your spoken English sound much more natural.”

“Children ought to respect their parents.”

“Don't tell anyone, it's a secret.”

“He spoke to the teacher yesterday.”

“Does four o'clock work for you?”

“They will converse about the project tomorrow.”

“Celebrity gossip accounts attract millions of young readers.”

“Hang on, I need to tie my shoelace before we start running.”

“'Cheers' is an informal sign-off commonly used in the UK.”

“She mentioned that the meeting had been rescheduled.”

“Sorry, I misheard your name earlier.”

“I misunderstood the instructions for the test.”

“She has naturally curly hair that she never straightens.”

“There is a rumor that the boss is leaving.”

“A rumour circulated that the tech firm was up for sale.”

“Don't just shout out the answer, raise your hand.”

“Making small talk helps you connect with locals easily.”

“She had to whisper during the movie.”

“The director shared a humorous anecdote about the chaotic first day of shooting.”

“Nervous about the camera lens, the young actor began to babble uncontrollably.”

“The siblings shared quick banter around the dinner table.”

“The guide beckoned us to follow him into the dark cave.”

“Security warned staff not to blab details of the unreleased device to reporters.”

“Under intense cross-examination, the witness blurted the confidential source's real name.”

“The company spokesperson boasted that their viewer ratings had surpassed all rivals.”

“During the meeting, he decided to broach the controversial topic of executive pay cuts.”

“Her chatty neighbor always stops to talk about neighborhood events every morning.”

“The divorced pair agreed to remain civil around each other during their child's birthday party.”

“The representative was praised for her courteous handling of angry clients.”

“Simple courtesy requires letting passengers off the train before boarding.”

“Understanding table etiquette ensures you appear polite at formal banquets.”

“If you cannot come today, fair enough.”

“Use appropriate fillers like 'well' or 'actually'.”

“The CEO's sudden absence fueled speculation about an imminent merger.”

“Can I just jump in and add one quick point?”

“He tried to laugh away his mistake, but his manager remained serious.”

“I promised not to let on about the wedding.”

“I overheard them talking about the new boss.”

“Advertisements often play on people's fears.”

“I reckon the project will take at least three more months to finish.”