Your parent is on the phone, and you feel sick.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
A classmate is crying and you want to tell the teacher.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your teacher is explaining a new topic. You feel confused and need to ask a question.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your friend is telling you about a new book they read. It sounds interesting and you want to know more.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
You didn’t hear what pages you need to do for your homework assignment.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your friend is explaining why they are sad. You didn’t hear what they said.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your friend is explaining why they are excited. You didn’t hear what they said.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your parent is on the phone, you want to ask what is for dinner.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
The teacher calls on you and asks you a question.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your sibling asks you to show them how to play a game.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your friend tells a joke, and you want them to know that you found it funny!
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your friend is telling a story and you want to talk about what you have for lunch.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
You're helping your sibling with their schoolwork, you want to know what topic they are on.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
A classmate is talking about a cool movie they saw, you want to say that you saw it too.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
A classmate is talking about being sad about a test grade and you have experienced that too.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
Your parents are cooking dinner and you smell smoke.
Do you use your waiting plan or interrupt?
