Polite requests and questions | Spoken English
Published October 10, 2017
This video has 276K views and 4.60K likes, ranking #5,911,326 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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276,116
Likes
4,605
Comments
123
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About
In this spoken English lesson, you will learn several methods to make polite requests and ask questions. They are examples of formal English. A request is when we ask someone for something, either an object or perhaps asking someone to do something for us. Since we are asking for help, it is important to be polite. We…
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- October 10, 2017
- Made for kids
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