When you’re trying to lipread, clues from the context are like the autocomplete or autosuggest features on a search engine.

By context, I mean what is happening in the moment; what just happened; what is about to happen; who you are with; and where you are.

How would you ask for context, if it was not available?

Try it out in the short video below:

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