The phrase "Repeat the last three words" means that when someone is speaking to you, you can repeat the last few words they said to show that you're listening and to encourage them to continue talking.
Example:
Person A: "I had a really tough day at work."
Person B: "Tough day at work?"
This makes Person A feel heard and might encourage them to explain more about their day.
Another Example:
Person A: "I'm thinking about changing my job."
Person B: "Changing your job?"
This simple technique keeps the conversation going naturally, making the speaker feel understood and encouraging them to share more details.
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