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Face-to-face means you and someone else can see each other directly. It's like having a conversation with a friend or a teacher when you can see their face and they can see yours.

Example: Even though we are in different countries, we can still have face-to-face meetings online using video conferencing tools.

--questions--

--text--

According to Alice, what kinds of meetings do video conferencing tools allow you to have?

--answers--

Meetings where people send text messages to each other

--feedback--

This option involves text messages and doesn't include real-time conversation with video.

Meetings where people share documents without speaking

--feedback--

Sharing documents is part of online collaboration, but it doesn't define a face-to-face meeting.

Meetings where people write letters to each other

--feedback--

Writing letters is a traditional way of communication and not the same as real-time online interaction.

Meetings where people talk and see each other through the computer or phone

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