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Select a line to hear it again. Tap any word to see what it means. Underlined words are the key words of this video.

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   Hana Speak. My ears are free until this cake is gone.
2. 0:05
   Marco So I have about two bites?
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   Tutor Casual and easy.
4. 0:15
   Elsewhere Please go ahead.
5. 0:20
   Tutor Warm and eager.
6. 0:25
   The Philadelphia Story I'm all ears.
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   Tutor Calm and serious.
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   Tommy Boy Go on. I'm listening.
9. 0:40
   Hana Okay. I'm all ears. Tell me the idea.
10. 0:45
    Marco It's this cake. You just ate my only sample.

Choose an answer for each question, then check it.

1. Question 1

   A coworker asks, "Can I ask a quick question?" Which reply gives permission politely?

   A Please go ahead. B I'm all ear. C I listen. D Take your time. I'm here.
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2. Question 2

   What does "I'm all ears" mean?

   A I can't hear you well. B I really want to hear what you have to say. C Please speak louder. D I'm too busy to talk.
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3. Question 3

   Your friend is upset and says, "This is hard to talk about." Which line fits best?

   A Fire away. B Sure, what's up? C Take your time. I'm here. D I'm all ears.
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4. Question 4

   Which line has a calm, serious tone for a tense talk?

   A I'm listening. B Fire away. C Sure, what's up?
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5. Question 5

   Someone stops in the middle of a story. Which short line asks them to continue?

   A Go on. B Please go ahead. C You have my full attention.
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