English, 21.02.2021 14:00, runninglovexoxo

1. Conversation A: (Two students of the same Department talk about their final year project
topics)
A: What is your proposed project topic?
B: Evaluation of the temperature and resistivity of borehole liquid
A:
That's good.
B: I am also thinking of working around that area, especially on resistance and resistivity
measurement in borehole.
A: We can be in the same research group then.
B: I pray so ooo.
Conversation B: (A patient went to consult her doctor and the following conversation
ensued, after a scan.)
Doctor: Madam, the ultrasonic scanning on you revealed 8 weeks cyesis.
Patient: Haa, hope it's not a serious problem, doctor?
Doctor: There is no problem, madam. It's good news; you are 2 months pregnant.
Patient: May my God be praised. Thank you Lord.
Question: Discuss the major conditions that have accounted for successful functions of oral
communication in each of the conversations in A and B above respectively.

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