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Are you joining us for lunch, or do you have another class now?
Yes, I have a minute. Let us look at it together.
I have about forty minutes, so I can eat here before the next lecture.
That is how I understood it too. We can compare the details.
Great. I just want to make sure I have understood everything correctly before we continue.
No problem. It is always better to confirm the details than to guess.
How did you find today’s marketing class? I liked the example about consumer habits.
Yes, that sounds right. It should make the task clearer.
Okay, I understand. Let me repeat the main point in my own words so I remember it.
Perfect. Go ahead. If anything is missing, I will correct it.
After lunch, shall we spend ten minutes planning our group assignment?
Good plan. Let us follow that and check again if anything changes.
Thank you. That makes the situation much easier for me.
You are welcome. I am glad we could sort it out clearly.
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- Do you have a minute?
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- Is that correct?
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