Example
What does “I’m done with this” mean?
Read the next message before deciding. This made-up conversation shows why a phrase by itself isn’t enough.
A message without enough contextFictional example
What’s missing?
We don’t know what “this” means yet.
It could be a rehearsal, an argument, or something else. Read the next message before drawing a conclusion.
Jordan is talking about rehearsal.
The next message identifies the problem: repeating the same scene. That gives the parent a specific situation to ask about.
Context changes the question.
“What’s making rehearsal frustrating?” follows from what Jordan said. The original phrase alone wouldn’t support that question.