Let's talk about last EEP class task

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After a few week past and last friday is the 7th session of EEP class. As usual I join the meeting, we revise last lesson which is texting etiquette and answering again the exercise about the topic. A task about text conversation role play is given. Lecturer encourage us to work with a difference pair from the previous task. The situation will be assigned by the lecturer and produce YouTube video . After a while, me and my partner decide to do situation 7. The situation is about student A are fed up with student B. Student B always asks student A to summarise the class notes but doesn’t share anything with student A. Student B think student A is jealous of student B because student B always get better grades. Then, both student A and B need to address the problem and find the solution. On Saturday morning, we record the video and upload it in YouTube and submit the link to the Padlet.

The similarities producing a video for a telephone conversation and a text conversation are both required cooperation from both side. Secondly, create a text conversation based on the situation assigned to us. Third, need to be spontaneous. The differences between producing a video for a telephone conversation and a text conversation are video for a telephone conversation need us to act it out like a real phone call while text conversation required us to type in each device only and record it . In the video for a telephone conversation both of us need to pronounce the words correctly while for text conversation we just chatting like usual.

Besides, I prefer to text someone better than call them. This is because it gives me a kind of freedom that calling doesn’t.It allows both side to answer at the most convenient time for us and give time to think about the answers. And the other part that I don't like the most if when you don’t respond right away during a phone call, it could create "awkward silence".