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Tell me more.
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It sounds ."
"What you to start that?
Then, what's been ?"
Say a new sentence from your own life. Change the message while keeping the rhythm.
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extremely interesting
“Your research sounds fascinating.”
Situation: React positively when someone describes an interesting experience or idea.
Pattern: Keep the whole reaction connected and make 'fascinating' clear rather than rushing it.
motivated or gave someone the idea to do something
“What inspired you to learn Spanish?”
Situation: Ask about the reason or motivation behind starting something.
Pattern: Keep 'inspired you to' moving smoothly as one question phrase.
an invitation for someone to continue and give more details
“That sounds interesting. Tell me more.”
Situation: Use it when you want someone to continue their story.
Pattern: Say it as one short thought group instead of stressing each word equally.
the part that has felt most satisfying up to the present
“What's been the most rewarding part of the course so far?”
Situation: Ask what someone has valued most in an ongoing experience.
Pattern: Keep 'what's been' compact and let the longer phrase flow without unnecessary pauses.
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Tell me more.
0:15It sounds fascinating."
0:16"What inspired you to start that?
0:22Then, what's been the most rewarding part so far?"
0:24Ask what motivated someone to begin an action.
“What inspired you to start that?”
Ask about the strongest part of an experience from its beginning until now.
“what's been the most rewarding part so far?”
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