The Power of Self-Correction

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How did Sameer handle his mistakes during the speech?

He stopped speaking and sat down.

He ignored them and hoped no one noticed.

He used phrases like "I mean" or "Actually" to correct himself and continued.

He started speaking in Hindi.

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Why is "Self-Correction" important for a student learning English?

It makes the speech longer.

It shows that you are aware of the language and helps you stay confident.

It helps you learn how to use a microphone.

It is a way to confuse the listeners.

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What was the "secret" Sameer realized at the end of the party?

That Mr. Khanna is a very strict boss.

That speaking English is impossible for him.

That people listen to your message more than your small grammar mistakes.

That he should always speak very slowly.

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When Sameer said "He always give us," how did he correct it?

He said "He always giving us."

He said "Actually, he always gives us."

He said "He give always us."

He didn't correct it.

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What does the term "Confidence" mean in the context of this story?

Speaking without making any mistakes at all.

Being able to fix your mistakes and keep the conversation going.

Speaking English faster than everyone else.

Knowing the entire dictionary by heart.

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English Listening Practice Activity 40 | Confidence Mastery

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