Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to understand canadian slang [title] Study expressions that are uniquely canadian. [step] Some commonly used phrases in canada don't have obvious counterparts in american and british english. These phrases can be difficult to understand if you've never heard them before.

Ending1: Ask your native canadian for examples of common expressions in canadian english. [substeps] Stop into an express bank or an online reservation to determine the appropriate expressions. Ending2: Fortunately, all of these expressions are easy to master with practice. [substeps] Eh? - used at the end of a sentence, this expression generally means, " don't you agree? " that movie was great, eh? Book off work-to take off time from work. Ending3: This is why use of these expressions will also help you learn the basic keyboard terminology. [title] Learn basic haemophitic skills. Ending4: Find out the differences between these expressions-differing languages, often for a small fee-and determine which accent you need to use in your daily life to understand it more. [substeps] To support american slang, you can also learn how greetings are pronounced.

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