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Guess polite English phrases.

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Guess polite English phrases.

by Isabela Lobo
1

You use me when you ask for something in a very kind way.

Hints

would

you

mind...?

2

I’m often heard after you bump into someone on the Tube.

Hints

Apologize

3

I end many British emails and mean “thank you.”

Hints

The British use it to say goodbye, usually after a thank you.

4

You say this when you let someone go in front of you at a door or corridor.

Hints

It is used to give someone the right of way

5

A very formal way to ask someone to do something for you, often in letters.

Hints

A polite way to ask for a favor

6

You use me to get someone’s attention politely before speaking

Hints

It is used before speaking to someone

7

You use me to soften a refusal or bad news: “___ I can’t attend.”

Hints

It is used to excuse oneself from attending an event

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