Language Academy University Course - Week 5: Overcoming Reluctance and Favors

Jul 06, 2025

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Dive into Week 5 of the Ivy Language Academy University Course, where we address saying no, admitting faults, and handling favors. Explore strategies to manage situations like dog-sitting and repairs seamlessly.

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Language Academy University Course - Week 5: Overcoming Reluctance and Favors

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I cant say no. Ivy Language Academy University Course Week 5
I hate to admit it, but…
Favor
Getting to be
You see…
End up
Don’t even
Mention
Dog-sitter
Take care of
Neighbor
Willing to…
I mind/don’t mind
Repair
Shot
There’s the…

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