What is the correct operation method for semi-engagement?

[VonAnderson]

The correct operation method for semi-engagement is: When the clutch pedal is lifted to the point where the car starts to move, the left foot should stabilize the pedal, and the right foot should appropriately apply a little throttle to ensure the engine neither stalls nor lacks sufficient power. If the speed feels a bit fast, press the clutch slightly; if it feels slow, lift the clutch a little. Using this semi-engagement technique can effectively control the speed, making it easier to operate the car safely. Semi-engagement refers to the technique of using the clutch when starting the car or moving forward or backward at an extremely low speed. During the process of pressing or releasing the clutch, the driven disc of the clutch is about to engage with the pressure plate and flywheel, resulting in a slipping state, which is referred to as the 'semi-engagement' of the clutch.