Main Purpose
When listening, try to understand WHY the person is talking. Are they asking, telling, helping, or complaining?
Asking for Information help_center
Giving Instructions directions
Making an Invitation forward_to_inbox
Complaining & Apologizing mood_bad
Offering Help handshake
Do not get tricked by the nouns. Listen to the verbs and question words to find the true purpose!
Purpose: Buying a ticket. close (Wrong!)
Purpose: Asking for information (time). check (Correct!)
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Mission my_location
Mission my_location
Mission my_location
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Ask a Question person_raised_hand
Recent Questions
Hi Vireak! Listen for negative describing words like "cold", "broken", or "late". Also, pay attention to their tone of voice. If they sound frustrated, they are definitely complaining!
Is "Let us go" an instruction or an invitation?
"Let us" is usually an invitation or a friendly suggestion to do something together! An instruction would sound more direct, like "Go now."
What keywords mean someone is asking for information?
Listen for question words like "Where", "What time", "How much", or polite phrases like "Could you tell me...". These are strong clues!
How do I know if someone is complaining or just telling a story?