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Transcript
Ana: Hi! I'm Ana. Welcome to What to Say!
Do you know what to say when you give instructions? Listen out for useful language for giving instructions. Then, we'll practise saying the new phrases – after this.
Emir: Argh! It's not working.
Vanya: Are you OK?
Emir: Do you know how to use this machine?
Vanya: Yeah, I'll show you.
Emir: Ah, thanks.
Vanya: OK. First, you have to put the correct amount of coffee in here.
Emir: Aha.
Vanya: Then you press it down with this.
Emir: I see.
Vanya: Right, OK. Next, you put this here and turn it until it's quite tight.
Emir: Right.
Vanya: After that, you just press this button.
Emir: OK, that seems clear.
Vanya: Great! Now it's your turn.
Emir: Is this OK?
Vanya: Yes, that's right. Now press it down.
Emir: Like this?
Vanya: Yeah, you're doing well.
Emir: Thanks! What do I do next?
Vanya: Connect it to the machine.
Emir: Is there anything else?
Vanya: That's it. Just press the button.
Vanya: Well?
Emir: Delicious! Thank you.
Vanya: You're welcome.
Ana: Hello again! Oh, I love a good coffee! So, did you notice the useful phrases used for giving instructions? Listen to me and then repeat.
First, you have to put the coffee here.
Then you press it down with this.
I see.
Right, OK. Next, you put this here.
After that, you just press this button.
OK, that seems clear.
Is this OK?
Yes, that's right.
Like this?
You're doing well.
What do I do next?
Is there anything else?
Ana: Try and use some of these phrases the next time you give instructions in English. Bye for now!
Frankly speaking, I don't remember exactly the last time I gave instructions in English.
It was at work. I gave instructions to my new colleague to show him how to use a tool for work.
I don't remember the last time I gave advice to someone. However, every day I give myself advice to improve from the previous day. For example, I'm currently learning English, and I need to work hard and practice more to pass the IELTS exam in two weeks. After that, I must set a plan for what I will do next, such as deciding which university I want to attend for a master's degree. So, I need to follow the instructions provided by my teacher to increase my chances of passing the IELTS exam.
Frankly speaking, I can't remember the last time, when I gave instructions to anyone. In the same time, I am not confident I haven't never done that. I think it happens at the permanent basis during our casual life, but we just don't pay attention to that.
Yes, it was yesterday. I gave instructions to my niece for studying well
First determine your subject.
Then choose quietness place to study.
Finally focus about what are you reading.
I remember my last time giving instructions on some web portal in written form. Someone asked me for guidance on how to solve error messages in his application. I provided instructions but have not received any response, leaving me unsure if they were helpful.
The last time I gave instruction, was yesterday. I gave to my students the steps to dance a new song.
about two month ago I was in other country . the family needed help to route by map with smart phone and I helped to them.
the last time i give instructions was the last weekend when i taught to my mom how to use Youtube
Very useful.