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~ You are calling the local phone company to get a new phone line to your home. If you donât know few specific phrases on this subject, you wouldnât be able to talk to the person on the other line. ~ You are calling your apartment superintendent regarding the clogged sink or bathtub, if you donât know a few specific phrases; you canât express the reason of your call. Somehow you need to know few phrases to survive in English speaking country. Do you think that your full potential is not been shown to the public due to the language barrier?

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