C1
Self-Correction
ការកែតម្រូវខ្លួនឯងដោយភាពប៉ិនប្រសប់
🎯 Objective / គោលបំណង:
Stop saying "Sorry" for every mistake. Use Reformulation to edit your speech seamlessly.
💬 Scenario: The Sales Report
B2 Speaker (Panic)
"The sales went up... sorry, I mean down. No wait, they went up but slowly. Sorry, my English is bad."
(Apologizing breaks confidence and flow.)
C1 Speaker (Reformulation)
"The sales skyrocketed... or rather, they experienced a steady, robust climb."
(Uses "or rather" to refine the word "skyrocketed" into something more accurate, without stopping.)
C1 Speaker (Clarification)
"The data is complicated... to put it another way, it requires careful interpretation."
The Interactive "Fix It" Tool
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"I want to say about the budget..."
Correction Strategy
1. Precision (Nuance) ភាពច្បាស់លាស់
Use when your first word wasn't quite right.
"...or to be more precise, it was exceptional."
2. Clarification (Simplifying) ការបកស្រាយ
Use when you realize you are being unclear.
"...in other words, we need to start over."
3. Backtracking (Restarting) ការកែសម្រួល
Use when you lose your train of thought.
"...actually, let me rephrase that."
Choose the Seamless Correction
Situation: You said the food was "good", but you want to say it was "amazing".
A. "The food was good. Sorry, no, it was amazing."
B. "The food was good... or rather, it was absolutely exquisite."
C. "The food was good. Wait, cancel that."
Situation: Your explanation is getting too confusing. You want to simplify it.
A. "...what I mean to say is, we are behind schedule."
B. "Sorry, I am confusing you."