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Hadar Shemesh breaks down four uses of "come on": encouragement, dismissal, disbelief, and connecting statements. She repeats the phrase with different intonation so you hear how tone shifts the meaning.

Hadar Shemesh breaks down four uses of "come on": encouragement, dismissal, disbelief, and connecting statements. She repeats the phrase with different intonation so you hear how tone shifts the meaning.
Come on, come on, let's go. Come on, when you were trying to encourage someone. Come on, this is good. Come on, when you want to dismiss it, someone or something, or when you don't believe someone. Come on, like you never talk about that. Here you want to connect it together. Come on, come on, come on.

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