English Lessons
“Once you get to know it, it's not that hard.”
You're showing a new employee how to use a computer program. He seems to be confused by it, but you don't think it's that difficult to understand. You want to reassure the new employee, so you say this.
“Can you explain to me how this works?”
You've just started a new job in an office and you're trying to send a fax. You can't figure out how to use it. You ask a coworker this.
“Is there any way I can convince you to reconsider?”
You are a salesperson and one of your clients has told you that she's canceling her account and moving over to a competitor's product. You ask her this because you don't want to lose the business.
“I got yelled at for not calling.”
You're a teenager and you stayed out late the night before without calling your parents to tell them. They were angry and yelled at you. The next day at school, you tell your friends this.
“You get to pick and choose when you work.”
A website is explaining the benefits of owning your own business. This is what it says.
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