Today in this episode, we're going to continue to see some bad strategies that I don't

recommend in conversations. Next, you will practice some grammar in an intuitive way with a

point-of-view lesson. Okay, first of all, thank you very much for listening to this podcast.

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week, we saw some unwise ways to interact in a conversation. Today, we're going to continue

with more things you shouldn't say or do when you have a conversation in English.

This is what we saw in the previous episode.

Talking about the weather.

Not listening to the other person.

Talking too fast, too softly, not articulating well, or not pausing, talking about negative things,

talking about boring things, and my favorite, messing up.

Remember I told you how easy it is to mess up? That's why we always have to be careful.

If you didn't listen to the previous episode,

I suggest you do it along with this one. Cool. Let's look at some more bad strategies. This way, you can avoid having uncomfortable conversations in the future. For instance, interrupt others.

Interrupting someone always has its risks, especially in more formal settings, or with people we

don't know. I don't like being interrupted at all, especially since I can lose track of what I'm saying.

This means that sometimes I don't remember exactly what I was going to say.

Of course, the worst thing is when they interrupt you to change the subject.

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