A Host Asks About Travel Preferences
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A Host Asks About Travel Preferences
Rita: We should unpack what happened during a podcast recording about business travel. Jon: Agreed. Several replies were so short that outsiders might have missed the grammar entirely. Rita: Exactly. When I said I couldn't stay, you answered quickly.
Jon: "Neither can I." It felt natural in context, even though textbooks treat it as advanced. Jon hasn't revised the draft yet, but Meryem has. When disagreements appeared, the conversation stayed focused on criteria instead of personalities.
The team met twice daily during a podcast recording about business travel, and each session ended with explicit next steps. When Jon admitted, "I can't attend on Friday." Rita answered, "Neither can I." These chairs look sturdy, but those ones wobble.
Meryem said, "I can stay late if necessary." Pavel replied, "So can I." When disagreements appeared, the conversation stayed focused on criteria instead of personalities.
