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Inferring relationships and intentions

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infer the relationship or intention of the speakers.

by Daniela
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In Conversation 1, the speakers are probably:

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The man in Conversation 1 probably started the conversation because:

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In Conversation 2, the speakers are probably:

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When the man says “Do you fancy going for a cup of coffee?”, he probably wants to:

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When the woman says “Our opinions are so different!”, she probably feels:

Explicación

Frase clave: “Sorry to disturb you” 💡 Explicación Esta frase se usa cuando hablas con una persona que no conoces o cuando interrumpes a alguien. El hombre la usa porque la mujer está leyendo y él no la conoce. Por eso sabemos que son desconocidos

El hombre empieza diciendo: “I see you're reading…” y luego “I've just finished it”. Desde el inicio, toda la conversación gira alrededor del libro. No hace preguntas de ayuda ni habla de otra cosa. 👉 Esto muestra que su intención es hablar y compartir su opinión sobre el libro

El hombre dice “You don’t seem to like that picture”, que significa: "Parece que no te gusta esa pintura” Él no está seguro, solo está intentando empezar una conversación sobre la opinión de la mujer. 👉 Esto muestra que no se conocen, porque está tratando de interactuar con ella por primera vez

💡 Explicación: Antes de la invitación, el hombre dice: “We obviously have a lot to talk about”. Esto muestra que está interesado en seguir hablando. La frase “Do you fancy…?” es una forma amigable de hacer una invitación. 👉 Entonces, no quiere irse rápido ni disculparse, sino seguir la conversación en otro lugar

💡 Explicación: La mujer dice: “How interesting!”, que es una expresión positiva. Aunque no está de acuerdo, no usa palabras negativas hacia la persona. Ella ya dio su opinión claramente (“awful”, “boring”), así que no está confundida. 👉 Esto muestra que se siente sorprendida o interesada por la diferencia de opiniones, no enojada

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