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A Short Talk: radio 2

Two speakers practice vocabulary from “Common Nouns in English: radio 2” in a short everyday exchange.

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Alex: Shall we talk about credits and cue today?

Sam: Yes. I also want to use cume in a real sentence.

Alex: Listen — if we hear engineer, we write it down.

Sam: Good plan. What about feed and FM?

Alex: We can practice those after credits.

Sam: I still mix up cue and cume. Can you help?

Alex: Sure. First say credits, then cue, slowly.

Sam: credits, cue… okay. Now cume.

Alex: Clear. Let's add engineer before we finish.

Sam: Done. Common Nouns in English: radio 2 practice feels useful now.

Alex: Tomorrow we review credits, cue, cume, engineer again.

Sam: Agreed. Short talk, strong words. They said the key words once more, checked the meaning together, and ended with a calm line that made the practice easy to remember the next day.

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Which words did the speakers practice, and what did they plan for tomorrow?

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