9 Description Questions. Part question Type 1: Basic Description Questions

The first step is too select an opening phrase:

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   Well to be honest...
   
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   Well in truth...
   
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   Actually to be fair...
   
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   Well in all fairness...
   
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   In actual fact...
   
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   In fact, in all honesty...
   

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   Now select a "depends" phrase:
   
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   ...I think I would have to say that it really depends.
   
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   ...I suppose I would have to maintain that it kind of depends really.
   
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   ...I imagine that it would depend on the situation.
   
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   ...I guess my answer would be determined by different conditions.
   

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    Now select a linking phrase:
    
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   Like for instance...
   
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   More precisely like...
   
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   Like more specifically...
   
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   Like, to be more direct...
   
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   You know like, to be exact...
   

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   Notice that all of these linking phrases include the word "like". In these structures "like" is a conjunction used as a meaningless filler word. This is very typical of informal native-speaker English.
   
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   It is important to get the next step exactly right. The success of this structure relies on the following conditional grammar structure:
   
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