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yuliya_k on Part 2: run out of ideas

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selin96

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What do you add after the cue-card points? I don't want to repeat myself. Could someone show a small example, and what notes you'd make for it?

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yuliya_k

From the timetable example, a spoken expansion could be: 'I usually check my timetable on Sunday evening. It tells me which classes I have and what to prepare. Last week I noticed I had a free morning, so I used it to revise grammar.' That adds when, what and why it mattered.
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fatimah_s

That spoken expansion is helpful. How would you add a small detail about the free morning, like which grammar point you revised?
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