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Indirect vs Direct Language

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    Indirect vs Direct Language
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  • Sometimes you are just plain annoying, you know?
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  • We have discussed you being late so many times. What can I do to help you change your behavior?
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  • We have been friends a long time, so I’m sure we can figure this out.
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  • “Can you help me with my math homework?”
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  • "I've been stuck on this math problem for a while, mind taking a look at it with me?"
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  • “You look really upset!”
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  • "Is everything okay? You seem a little off today."
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  • “Do you want to hang out on Friday?”
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  • "What are you up to this Friday? Maybe we could do something together."
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  • “You got the answer wrong.”
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  • "I think there might be a mistake here. Do you want to go over it together?"
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  • Make this indirect: “You didn’t pronounce my name correctly.”
    "Actually, my name is pronounced like this... (insert correct pronunciation)."
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  • Make this indirect: “You said you were going to call me last night, and you didn’t.”
    "I was waiting for your call last night. Did something come up?"
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  • Make this indirect: “Do you want to be my partner for our science project?”
    "I'm thinking about teaming up for the science project. Would you be interested?"
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  • Make this indirect: “Can I try one of your cookies?”
    "Those cookies look amazing! I'd love to try one if you’re sharing."
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  • Make this indirect: “You spelled that word wrong.”
    "I think there’s a different way to spell that word. Want to double-check it?"
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