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Pregunta 1
Your friend is quietly looking out the window and seems relaxed. Which line fits best?
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Pregunta 2
What does "Speak your mind" mean?
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Pregunta 3
Your coworker looks worried before a big meeting. Which question sounds warm and caring?
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Pregunta 4
Which question asks for an opinion about a plan, not about feelings?
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Pregunta 5
In the Short, Hana says "Keep the penny." What does she mean?
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Penny for your thoughts: ask what they think
"Penny for your thoughts" is a playful way to ask someone what they are thinking, usually when they look quiet. For a warmer question to a friend who seems worried, ask "What is on your mind?" To tell someone to say what they really think, use "Speak your mind," which sounds bold and serious.
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Penny for your thoughts. Tono: Playful and light
Use it when someone looks quiet or lost in thought and you want to start a friendly chat. Don't use it when someone is clearly upset or in a formal meeting, because it can sound too light.
“Penny for your thoughts.”
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What is on your mind? Tono: Warm and caring
Ask a friend, partner, or coworker who seems worried or distracted. It invites them to share without pressure. In fast speech, people usually say "What's on your mind?"
“Oliver, what is on your mind?”
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Speak your mind. Tono: Bold and serious
Use it to tell someone they can say what they really think, even if it is difficult or critical. It sounds direct, so it fits honest talks, not small talk.
“Speak your mind.”
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What are you thinking about? Tono: Neutral and friendly
This is the simplest, most common way to ask. It works almost anywhere. Say it gently, because a sharp tone can sound like you are annoyed.
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You seem quiet today. Is everything okay? Tono: Gentle and concerned
Use it when someone is quieter than usual and you want to check on them. It names what you noticed first, so it feels kind. Avoid it in a group if the person may not want attention.
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Is something bothering you? Tono: Caring and direct
Ask this when you think someone has a problem or is upset. It is more direct than "What is on your mind?" so use it with people you know well.
Errores comunes
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No encaja del todo
A penny of your thoughts.Mejor así Penny for your thoughts.
The idiom uses "for." You are offering a penny in exchange for the thoughts. Keep the words exactly as they are.
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No encaja del todo
What is in your mind?Mejor así What is on your mind?
English uses "on your mind" for worries or thoughts you have right now. "In your mind" is used for imagining, as in "I can see it in my mind."
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No encaja del todo
Saying "Speak your mind!" to a stranger who looks sad.Mejor así "Is everything okay?" or "What is on your mind?"
"Speak your mind" is about giving an honest opinion, and it sounds strong. For someone who looks sad, a gentle, caring question fits better.
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