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   Hana I named the plant already. It's Gary, and Gary hates windows.
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   Theo So Gary lives in the dark like me?
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   Tutor Casual and curious.
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   Hannah and Her Sisters Let's take a look.
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   Tutor Friendly, open question.
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   A Heartland Christmas Where should we put it?
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   Tutor Clear, calm agreement.
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   A Christmas Wish That works for me.
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   Theo Where should we put it? Gary needs some light.
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    Hana By the window. Gary and I talked, and he agreed.

Choose an answer for each question, then check it.

1. Question 1

   Your coworker brings a new plant to your shared desk. You want to decide together. What do you ask?

   A Where should we put it? B Where we should put it? C Where should it put?
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2. Question 2

   A friend suggests a place, and you are happy with it. Which reply shows clear, calm agreement?

   A Let's take a look. B That works for me. C What do you think?
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3. Question 3

   Which line is best before you make a decision, when you want to check something first?

   A Either way is fine with me. B That works for me. C Let's take a look.
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4. Question 4

   You don't agree with your roommate's idea and want to say so politely. Which line fits?

   A I'd rather keep it on the desk. B How about by the window? C Either way is fine with me.
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5. Question 5

   What does "Either way is fine with me" tell the other person?

   A You strongly prefer the first option. B You are happy with both options. C You want to check the place first.
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