Public places · Difficulty 1
Turning down the television at night
The request names both a time and an action, matching the stated problem of late-night noise.
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Read fictional conversations about invitations, refusals and requests. Compare four replies, their clues and how another context changes the reading.
Matching scenes: 7
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Keeping a shared corridor passable
The requested result is space for people to pass, rather than a different appearance for the stored objects.
Public places · Difficulty 2
Why ask when construction will finish?
The resident is planning a meeting and needs to know when construction will finish.
Public places · Difficulty 2
Moving the flowerpot further inside
Its current position protruding onto the pavement provides the reference point for “inside.”
Public places · Difficulty 3
Checking the rule when memories differ
Asking the manager offers a way to check the rule without deciding whose memory is right.
Public places · Difficulty 3
A considerate opening followed by the collection day
The speaker allows for an incomplete explanation, then supplies the practical correction: Wednesday.
Public places · Difficulty 3
Deciding how to use a shared space
Shared use is explicitly given as the reason to discuss the decision together.
