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    The conversation discusses traffic jams, with one person asking another about their experiences with traffic jams. The respondent says they feel annoyed being stuck in traffic jams every day during rush hour from 7-8am and 5pm, and it typically takes at least 30 minutes to get out of the jam. They also mention being late to an important meeting the previous day due to traffic, and note the traffic situation has worsened with more vehicles on the road.

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    The conversation discusses traffic jams, with one person asking another about their experiences with traffic jams. The respondent says they feel annoyed being stuck in traffic jams every day during rush hour from 7-8am and 5pm, and it typically takes at least 30 minutes to get out of the jam. They also mention being late to an important meeting the previous day due to traffic, and note the traffic situation has worsened with more vehicles on the road.

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    The conversation discusses traffic jams, with one person asking another about their experiences with traffic jams. The respondent says they feel annoyed being stuck in traffic jams every day during rush hour from 7-8am and 5pm, and it typically takes at least 30 minutes to get out of the jam. They also mention being late to an important meeting the previous day due to traffic, and note the traffic situation has worsened with more vehicles on the road.

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    The conversation discusses traffic jams, with one person asking another about their experiences with traffic jams. The respondent says they feel annoyed being stuck in traffic jams every day during rush hour from 7-8am and 5pm, and it typically takes at least 30 minutes to get out of the jam. They also mention being late to an important meeting the previous day due to traffic, and note the traffic situation has worsened with more vehicles on the road.

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    Daily English Conversation

    Traffic Jam

    A - Are you comfortable with traffic jam?


    B - Not at all. I feel annoyed.

    A - Why does it happen?


    B - Because there are too many vehicles on the streets during rush hours, I bet.
    A - How often do you sit in a traffic jam?
    B - Just every day, when I finish office hour and go back home.
    A - What time in a day are you usually caught in a traffic jam?
    B - In rush hour at 7 a.m and 5 p.m
    A - How long does it take to escape from the traffic jam?
    B - At least half an hour.
    A - What do you do while waiting in a long line?
    B - I often glance at my watch actually.
    A - Have you ever had any trouble caused by traffic jam?
    B - Yes, just yesterday I was late for an important meeting with my clients.
    A - How has the traffic situation changed recently?
    B - There are more vehicles, which makes traffic jam more and more serious.

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