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<p><b>Conversation (demonstrating phrases used as discourse markers)</b></p><p><b>Fillers and discourse markers boldened </b></p><p><b>Mother: Well</b> we ought to help her in every possible way. Bindu’s been serving       our family lovingly since the time you’re born.</p><p><b>Reet: Hmm … right.</b></p><p><b>Father: You know</b> your late grandmother employed Bindu when she was barely eighteen years old. She lost her father to a road accident sometime after her birth. You see Poonam too has served us for nine years. </p><p><b>Reet: Tsk</b> … very sad.</p><p><b>Mother: Indeed.</b></p><p><b>Conversation </b></p><p><b>An Informal Way of Requesting for Help</b></p><p><b>Mrs. Neela Dhar:</b> Rahul dear <b>lend me a hand please.</b></p><p><b>Rahul:</b> Mummy I am so sorry …. I have an online meeting to attend in a few seconds …. I will join you in the kitchen after half an hour.</p><p><b>Mrs. Neela Dhar: that's okay</b> dear …. Dhruv dear please chop up the veggies.</p><p><b>Dhruv: Just coming</b> Ma.</p><p> </p><p><b>A formal meeting at office or home</b></p><p><b>Mr. Bhatt is visiting his friend Mr. Ghosh. He wants to introduce Mr. Jain to Mr. </b><b>Ghosh.</b></p><p><b>Mr. Ghosh: Good evening Mr. Bhatt welcome … welcome …. How have you been?</b></p><p><b>Mr. Bhatt: Good evening and thank you. We are doing very well …. We are busy </b><b>renovating our ancestral property thesedays.</b></p><p><b>Mr. Ghosh: Great!</b></p><p><b>Mr. Bhatt: Ghosh I would like you to meet Mr. Jain my new neighbour.</b></p><p><b>Mr. Ghosh: How do you do Mr. Jain? Pleasure! Welcome to my home.</b></p><p><b>Mr. Jain:  Thank you very much Mr. Ghosh. I am good …. How do you do? Pleased to </b><b>meet you too.</b></p>