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　　Many students will say things like: “My hometown is very beautiful, and the people are very friendly.”

　　This is ok, but you will do better if you can get into the habit of explaining after using an adjective. For example:

　　My hometown’s a very beautiful city, which I know is what a lot of people say about their hometown, but I really do mean it, because there’s so much greenery around the city. And another thing I’d say about my hometown is that the people are really friendly. For example, they’re always very welcoming towards visitors, and if you’re a guest at someone’s home, they’ll look after you very well.

　　Here are some other examples of describing things in more detail:

　　1. My teacher is very patient, you know, she never gets angry or loses her temper with us.

　　2. Most of my science classes at school were really boring. I mean, all we did was just go through the text book.

　　3. My grandfather is really interesting, because I mean, whenever I’m with him, he always tells me a lot of stories about his life.

　　4. My major’s really interesting, because for example, we do a lot of case studies of foreign companies operating in China, which helps us learn more about the practical side of doing business, and not just the theory.

　　5. He’s a really funny guy, you know, he’s always cracking jokes and he never seems to take anything seriously.

　　From the examples above, you will be able to see some useful linking phrases you can use when you are beginning your explanation, for example:

　　-…, you know,……

　　-…, cos you know,… (cos = because)

　　-. I mean,…

　　-…, because I mean……

　　-…, cos I mean,……

　　-For example,……

　　-…, because for example……(this might sound strange in Chinese, but it’s commonly said in English)