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- destination - fare / fee - schedule - receptionist - consultation - medical examination - symptoms - prescription 📝 Task: Write 5–6 sentences describing your journey to the doctor and your interaction there. Use at least 4 of the words above. Example: “I took a taxi to my destination because I didn’t want to miss my consultation. The fare was fair, and the receptionist asked me to wait for the medical examination. The doctor listened to my symptoms and gave me a prescription.”

Imagine you are calling customer service about a product you bought. The representative asks you some common questions. Your challenge is to write clear and natural answers in English — and use at least 2 phrasal verbs. 📝 Your Task: Write 5–7 sentences answering these questions: 1. “Can you tell me what the problem is?” 2. “When did you first notice this issue?” 3. “Would you like a refund or an exchange?” 4. “Is there anything else I can help you with today?” 💡 Useful Phrasal Verbs: - find out (to discover information) - figure out (to understand/solve something) - get back to (to respond later) - sort out (to fix/organize a problem) - deal with (to manage/handle a situation) 👉 Now it’s your turn! Write your answers using at least 2 phrasal verbs and post them in the comments ⬇️

- complaint - refund - warranty - customer service - to resolve - to be satisfied 📝Task: Write 4–5 sentences as if you are talking to customer service about a problem with a product. Use at least 3 of the words above. Example: “I want to make a complaint about the headphones I bought. They stopped working after one week. I asked customer service for a refund, and I hope they can resolve this quickly so I can be satisfied.”

Imagine you are at a café. The barista asks you some common questions. Your challenge is to write clear and natural answers in English — and use at least 2 phrasal verbs. 📝 Your Task: Write 5–7 sentences answering these questions: 1. “Would you like your coffee to go or stay in?” 2. “Do you want to try any of our desserts today?” 3. “Should I warm this up for you?” 4. “Do you need anything else with your order?” 💡 Useful Phrasal Verbs: - cut back on (to reduce something, often for health reasons) - go over (to review/check carefully) - hold off on (to delay doing something) - stock up on (to buy a lot of something for later use) - check out (to explore/try something new) 👉 Now it’s your turn! Write your answers using at least 2 phrasal verbs and post them in the comments ⬇️