English Lessons
“There you go!”
You're teaching your daughter to swim. You told her to kick her legs. She's doing a good job, so you say this to praise her.
“Now — paddle your arms and kick your legs!”
You're teaching your daughter to swim. You're holding her in the water, and you say this to get her to move her arms and legs.
“What was it that you wanted me to look at?”
Your roommate wanted you to look at something on YouTube, but you were in the middle of writing something important so you wanted to finish it. Now you're finished writing it, and you want to know what your roommate was trying to show you.
“If I HAD to pick something, I'd say it's that I have trouble saying 'no' to people's requests.”
You're at a job interview and have been asked to described one of your weaknesses. You have to answer, but you want your answer to make you sound impressive. You want it to sound like this weakness is not really a problem. So you say this.
“Sure, I'll take whatever you have.”
You're visiting your cousin's house. She offers you something to drink. You don't know her that well, so you want to be polite and request something easy for her to get.
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