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Band 6+: Do most people mind people talking on the phone in public places?

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I'm not really sure about that because I think it depends on the context of the situation. If a person is talking with someone at a low volume, I think it's not really a bother to everyone around them. But on the opposite side, if that person is talking at a loud volume, I think it's really noisy and makes everyone very mindful of that.

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I’m not really sure about that because I think that it’s good depend on the context of that situation. Like, um, if a person talking with someone, ah, with a small volume. So I think it’s not really min to everyone around them. But in the opposite side, if that p talkucking with the loud volume. With the loud volume. So I think it’s really noisy, um, and make everyone really minded about that.

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person: 2

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The answer is understandable, but there are noticeable hesitations and repetitions ("um", "with the loud volume"). Improved fluency would involve smoother transitions and fewer filler words. The structure is generally coherent, presenting two contrasting scenarios.

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