What does a clarification question do?, Give advice, Ask for more information, Change the topic, End a conversation, Which is a clarification question?, I agree with you., Can you explain that again?, That’s interesting., I don’t think so., “What do you mean by that?” is used to…, Show disagreement, Ask for clarification, End a talk, Give an example, Choose the best clarification question:, Why are you wrong?, Can you be more specific?, I like it., That’s fine., When should you use clarification questions?, When you understand everything, When you want to leave, When you are confused, When you are bored, “Could you repeat that?” means, You didn’t hear or understand, You disagree, You understand clearl, You want more details, Which is polite?, Say again!, What?, Could you say that again, please?, Speak louder!, “Do you mean…?” is used to…, Guess and check understanding, Change topic, Disagree, Finish speaking, Choose the correct sentence:, You mean what?, What you mean?, What do you mean?, Mean what you do?, “Let me see if I understand…” is used to…, Clarify, Argue, End, Joke, Which is NOT a clarification question?, Can you clarify that?, What exactly do you mean?, That sounds great!, Could you explain more?, “Can you give an example?” helps you…, Change topic, Understand better, Disagree, Stop talking, “I’m not sure I understand. Could you…?”, Continue, Clarify, Stop, Ignore, Which is informal?, Could you elaborate?, Would you mind explaining?, What do you mean?, Clarify your statement, “So, you’re saying that…” is used to…, Repeat and confirm, Disagree, Ask new topic, Finish, Which is best in a formal discussion?, What?, Huh?, Could you clarify that point?, Say again!, “Can you be more specific?” asks for…, Less detail, More detail, A joke, Ending, Why are clarification questions important?, To waste time, To confuse people, To improve understanding, To argue.

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