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- Where are you from? A2 A common question used to ask about someone's country, city, or place of origin.
- Where is the nearest station? B1 A question used to ask for directions to the closest train/metro/bus station.
- Where should I wait? A2 A question asking for the best place to stay until someone arrives or something happens.
- Where were we? B1 Used to resume a conversation or activity after an interruption, or to recall the last point made.
- While we are on the subject B1 Used to introduce a related point or question when a particular topic is already being discussed.
- While we're on the subject. B2 Used to introduce a related topic or an additional point that comes to mind because of the current discussion.
- Who owns this? B1 To inquire about the legal proprietor or possessor of an item or property.
- Who should I contact? B1 A question used to ask which person or organization you should get in touch with for help, information, or action.
- Who's taking this action item? B1 To accept responsibility for completing a specific task or task point, often assigned in a meeting.
- working from home A2 Performing one's job duties from one's residence rather than a traditional office; telecommuting.
- Would it be possible to B1 A polite way of asking if something can be done or achieved.
- Would you be open to trying this? B2 Are you willing to consider or experience this new thing or idea?
- write a letter to compose a message in letter form, usually to be sent to someone
- write a message to create a written note or text to communicate with someone, often by phone or online
- write a note A2 to quickly put a short message or reminder into writing
- write an email to create and type a message to send by email
- write code to create computer program instructions in a programming language
- You alright? B1 A common informal greeting or inquiry about someone's well-being.
- You must be excited. B1 This phrase is used to express a strong deduction or assumption that someone is feeling excited, based on their appeara…
- You must be relieved. B1 Expressing certainty that someone feels glad and reassured after a period of worry, stress, or difficulty has ended.