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時間 |
地點 |
內容 |
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10/26 |
SF 130 |
How to keep or kill a conversation
Do you
really want to talk? What do you say if you do
want to carry on a conversation? This class will teach
you how to start and and how to end a conversation. |
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11/02 |
SF 130 |
Interrupting someone and correcting someone
The polite way to interrupt a conversation and how to
correct someone if he or she made a mistake
will be discussed in this class.
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11/09 |
SF 130 |
How to express probability
What is
the difference between probably and
definitely, doubt and don't know? This class will clear
up the expressions that cause confusions to the
listeners. |
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11/16
|
SF 130 |
The
group communication
What to
say when we find ourselves in a group
conversation? How to carry on a casual conversation
with your group members? |
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11/23 |
SF 130 |
Conducting a formal meeting
You are chairing an important meeting, you need to know
how to start it and how to end it. The procedural
expressions are taught here.
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11/30 |
SF 130 |
To
express support to a student
A student wants to change majors, what should we
say to show our care and concerns? Even we don't
agree with the student's position! What to say to
students who just want your approval and not your
suggestions?
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12/07 |
SF
130 |
Cheering students up
Students always get depressed with homework and
grades. As a friend, what should you say to them?
Let's try to cheer someone up in this class.
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