English Lessons
“It's obvious that the company isn't doing well.”
Your company's sales seem to be down. You're talking with a coworker. You mention the company's position.
“Make sure they're cooked all the way through.”
Your husband cooked pork chops for dinner. You're worried that they might not be cooked enough, so you tell him this.
“Over one in five Americans suffer from obesity.”
You're writing a blog post about how you think America should solve the problem of having too many overweight people. You write this in your introduction of the topic.
“Um... talk to me after the meeting.”
You're leading a meeting at work. One of the attendees at the meeting asks you a question. You don't want to answer the question in front of the whole group, so you say this.
“We're looking into replacing our current video hosting provider.”
Your company has a website which uses lots of videos. You're trying to find a new service to use for storing and playing the videos. You write this in a contact form for one of the services.
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