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You are listening to an example English

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conversation about cleaning with

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Dialogue Frog. Dude,

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I mean this in the kindest possible way,

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but your room is a complete mess. It is a pigsty.

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It is a pigsty. It is, it is very dirty.

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There's piles of things everywhere.

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Hey, I like to call those mountains

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and they're very special to me. So-.

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I'm sorry. I did not mean to insult you. Is-. It's okay.

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But is this organized to you?

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Do you know where your stuff is?

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I do know where my stuff is. Um, yeah,

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let's go with that. So, if I ask you 'can I borrow this

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book?' You would know where that book

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is? Yeah. Except for the problem where

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I don't read. So, there's that.

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You, you just don't have books. I don't have books.

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That makes it an easy answer. The answer

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is 'no, you can't borrow that book.'

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So, when was the last time you

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actually cleaned your room?

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Uh, it's been a few months, at least. Few months. Do you like to clean?

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Sometimes. I'll put on music

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and then kinda go to town.

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I can see that. I do that too. So, like sometimes like when you're

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in the mood to clean or rather,

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maybe you're procrastinating doing something else, and cleaning kind of helps clear

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your mind. Um, you can get kind of,

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you organize your space, you organize yourself and then you kind

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of get mentally ready to do some other

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task. Mm hm.

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I get that. Alright, well,

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