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This channel is for English learners who need to improve their speaking skills.
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Let's practice English
06 Jan, 19:57
Hi guys
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This is also a great channel to improve yourself at English
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Let's practice English
15 Dec, 16:21
Here are some polite ways to express a desire or request in English:
1. Could you please...
- Example: "Could you please pass the salt?"
2. Would you mind...
- Example: "Would you mind helping me with this?"
3. I would appreciate it if...
- Example: "I would appreciate it if you could send me the report."
4. If it’s not too much trouble...
- Example: "If it’s not too much trouble, could you lend me your book?"
5. I was wondering if...
- Example: "I was wondering if you could join us for dinner."
6. Would it be possible to...
- Example: "Would it be possible to reschedule our meeting?"
7. I’d love to...
- Example: "I’d love to hear your thoughts on this."
8. Do you think you could...
- Example: "Do you think you could help me with this task?"
9. It would be great if...
- Example: "It would be great if you could attend the event."
10. May I...
- Example: "May I have a moment of your time?"
Using these phrases can help convey your desires in a respectful and considerate manner.
1. Could you please...
- Example: "Could you please pass the salt?"
2. Would you mind...
- Example: "Would you mind helping me with this?"
3. I would appreciate it if...
- Example: "I would appreciate it if you could send me the report."
4. If it’s not too much trouble...
- Example: "If it’s not too much trouble, could you lend me your book?"
5. I was wondering if...
- Example: "I was wondering if you could join us for dinner."
6. Would it be possible to...
- Example: "Would it be possible to reschedule our meeting?"
7. I’d love to...
- Example: "I’d love to hear your thoughts on this."
8. Do you think you could...
- Example: "Do you think you could help me with this task?"
9. It would be great if...
- Example: "It would be great if you could attend the event."
10. May I...
- Example: "May I have a moment of your time?"
Using these phrases can help convey your desires in a respectful and considerate manner.
Let's practice English
28 Sep, 17:50
How to respond to✨How are you?✨
Here are some alternative ways:👇
✨Easy responses:
- pretty+adj
pretty good.
pretty well.
- I’m fairly good.
- I’m fairly well.
- I’m quite good.
- I’m quite well.
- I’m really good.
✨interesting responses:
- I’ve never been better or never been better.
- so far, so good.
- can’t complain.
- Better than I deserve.
✨”Ok” alternatives responses:
- I’m alright or alright.
- so so.
- Not bad.
- could be better.
- same old, same old.
- I’m alive.
- I’m surviving.
- Good enough.
- Not too bad.
- same as always.
✨Bad responses:
- I’m not going to lie ....I feel terrible.
- I’m not doing so well.
- I’m struggling a bit.
- I’m snowed under.
- It’s been a bit tough week.
- I’m not having an easy time at the moment.
✨Avoid responses:
- You don’t want to know.
- Don’t ask or honestly, just don’t ask.
- Do I have to answer that. I think you already know.
- shhh...It’s too early to tell.
✨Answers to use with friends, family members or close one:
- I’m exhausted.
- I’m frustrated.
- Busy
- stressed out.
- Great.
- much better.
Here are some alternative ways:👇
✨Easy responses:
- pretty+adj
pretty good.
pretty well.
- I’m fairly good.
- I’m fairly well.
- I’m quite good.
- I’m quite well.
- I’m really good.
✨interesting responses:
- I’ve never been better or never been better.
- so far, so good.
- can’t complain.
- Better than I deserve.
✨”Ok” alternatives responses:
- I’m alright or alright.
- so so.
- Not bad.
- could be better.
- same old, same old.
- I’m alive.
- I’m surviving.
- Good enough.
- Not too bad.
- same as always.
✨Bad responses:
- I’m not going to lie ....I feel terrible.
- I’m not doing so well.
- I’m struggling a bit.
- I’m snowed under.
- It’s been a bit tough week.
- I’m not having an easy time at the moment.
✨Avoid responses:
- You don’t want to know.
- Don’t ask or honestly, just don’t ask.
- Do I have to answer that. I think you already know.
- shhh...It’s too early to tell.
✨Answers to use with friends, family members or close one:
- I’m exhausted.
- I’m frustrated.
- Busy
- stressed out.
- Great.
- much better.
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