Key Expressions
Allow me to explain/elaborate
For example/For instance
To give you an example/Let me give you an example
Situation
James: Hey Kenny, do you think I should stop drinking?
Kenny: Well drinking alcohol has good and bad effects. If you drink moderately, then alcohol would be good for you.
James: What exactly do you mean?
Kenny: Allow me to explain. Alcohol can help unclog your arteries of fat deposits.
James: Is that a good thing?
Kenny: Of course it is! For instance, if you have no fat deposits in your arteries, you would have fewer chances in developing heart disease.
James: Hey, then I should drink alcohol.
Kenny: Yes, but drink moderately, okay?
Pronunciation drills
Should stop drinking
Moderately
Unclog
Arteries
Substitution drills
James: Hey Kenny, do you think I should stop drinking?
Kenny: Well drinking alcohol has good and bad effects. If you drink moderately, then alcohol would be good for you.
James: What exactly do you mean?
Kenny: ____________. Alcohol can help unclog your arteries of fat deposits.
James: Is that a good thing?
Kenny: Of course it is! ____________, if you have no fat deposits in your arteries, you would have fewer chances in developing heart disease.
Construct sentences using the Key Expressions, Allow me to explain/elaborate, For example/For instance, To give you an example/Let me give you an example.
Example: Let me give you an example of a mammal. A Whale.
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