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Using vague language

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Lesson 1

Looking for a hairdryer

gentleman yeah you come here in it please so many I need to ask you a question just a minute please okay sorry everything okay I'm just looking for my hairdryer any idea where i...

Language: enDuration: 1 min

Lesson 2

Giving a vague excuse

well I used it on Tuesday there was a lot happening and stuff like that and anyway so I used it and more or less the dog ate it thought as much hi so you could see from that exa...

Language: enDuration: 1 min

Lesson 3

Why we use vague language

happens frequently so in this case we use what we call in vain language well we don't give a precise answer maybe you want to avoid giving an answer or maybe just like no and so...

Language: enDuration: 1 min

Lesson 4

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Full video: Vague Language - English Vocabulary Lesson (CEFR Level C1)

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