LarkVeil Dixon Phrases EP.07｜溝通與人際｜第 07 集

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In this lesson, get along means to have a peaceful relationship, not to make progress. Use it when the people are already clear; add with when naming a specific person or group.

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Never mind is informal reassurance. It can stand alone or come before the thing someone should stop worrying about; formal writing needs a more precise expression.

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Telling another person to shut up usually sounds rude or angry. This lesson uses the phrase for self-reflection and learning to listen, not for polite requests.

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Use shake hands with to name the other person. The past form is shook hands; the action can show greeting, respect, agreement, or reconciliation.

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Keep an eye on is conversational and does not mean using only one eye. Name the person or thing being watched, and keep on as part of the phrase.

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Use with before a specific person or group. Add a reason, such as mutual respect, to show why the relationship works instead of giving vague praise.

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In this lesson, all right describes someone's condition after worry or an accident. Use a form of be before it; other senses such as acceptable are outside this lesson.