“Wow, that’s just great.” - They are actually annoyed (sarcasm)., “You might want to review chapters 3 and 4 before the exam.” - It’s basically required to do well on the exam., “Do you mind if I sit here?” - The student is asking for permission to sit., “That’s an interesting theory.” - The professor probably disagrees but is being polite., “We’ll just cover the basics today.” - Don’t expect too much detail today., “I’d love to help, but I’m so busy right now.” - They’re politely saying “No, I can’t help you.”, “Well, if you really want to submit it that way…” - They disapprove but won’t stop you., “Oh… you’re wearing that to the presentation?” - They don’t think your choice is appropriate., “That’s one way to solve the problem, I suppose.” - They don’t fully agree but are trying to be polite., “Feel free to ask questions… if you think it will help.” - They’re implying you probably shouldn’t ask questions.,

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