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🇺🇸 Scenario: You have to introduce yourself to a new team in San Francisco.
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Thank you for presenting me.
Thank you for introducing me.
to "present" is typically used for non-people or information. It's better to use "introduce" here which is used for people.
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You compromised me to do the presentation.
You promised me to do the presentation.
to "compromise" is to put something at risk. In this context you want to use "promise" which is to commit to doing something.
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I wanted to discuss about my job and growth opportunities.
I wanted to discuss my role and growth opportunities.
Discuss doesn't need "about" after it and saying "my role" is more natural than saying "my job".
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Time was really passing fast.
Time flew by.
"Time flew by" is more natural and idiomatic, commonly used to express that time passed quickly, especially when you're focused or enjoying yourself. It sounds smoother and less literal than "time was really passing fast."
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It depends of you.
It depends on you.
In English, the verb "depends" is always followed by the preposition "on," not "of." So, the correct structure is "depends on," as in "It depends on you."
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When I ended the meeting.
When I wrapped up the meeting.
"Wrapped up" is a more natural way to say "ended" in this context. "Wrap up" is a common phrase in English that suggests bringing something to a smooth, natural conclusion, which fits well in professional settings.
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I learned to handle the situation that are low time.
I learned to handle situations when there is little time.
The phrase "situations that are low time" is awkward and unclear. "Situations when there is little time" better conveys the idea of dealing with time-constrained situations.
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Our sessions are designed to simulate real life situations that happen in English speaking countries like the United States and Canada.
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First 15 minutes, an experienced native speaker coach will give you a lesson, comprised of different expressions that you will practiceusing in the discussion.
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The rest of 35 minutes are dedicated to you practicing what you just learned with 2 to 3 other people.
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