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English Grammar

Other, , Prof. Niharika

Updated On 02 Feb, 19

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English fillers to speak fluently. ( Gap fillers) Free English lesson - English words of spanish origin - English Vocabulary Lesson - 07 Handy Colour Idioms - English Vocabulary Lesson - How to Pronounce -ed endings in English? English Accent lesson - Adverbs those often cause difficulty - still, yet, and already. - English Grammar lesson - Vocabulary to talk about an Earthquake in English - Free Spoken English Lesson - Talking about careers and Jobs in English. - Free Spoken English and Vocabulary Lesson - English Expressions to Empathize with a Sick Person - English Vocabulary lesson - Phrasal Verbs with 'To Run' - English Grammar lesson - English Phrases to talk about Sleep Free Spoken English lesson - Job Interview Question & Answers for freshers - Free Job Interview tips & English Lessons - Money Vocabulary - Free English Lesson ( ESL) - Talking About Body Gestures in English Free Spoken English Lessons - English Idioms related to Business negotiations Free business English lesson - English expressions to offer help Free spoken English lessons - How to talk about fashion in English? Free Spoken English and Vocabulary Lesson - Talking About Types of Shops English Vocabulary Lesson ( ESL Lessons) - English words in which ch is pronounced as sh - Free English lesson to practice pronunciation - What are Mass Nouns? - English Grammar lesson - Using abbreviations i.e., and e.g., correctly in a sentence. - English Grammar Lesson - 10 New Valentines Day Slang Words you would Love. Spoken English & Vocabulary lesson - Difference between the pronouns This, That, These and Those English Grammar lesson

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Lecture 50: How to avoid Nosy People? Funny English lesson

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How to avoid Nosy People? Funny English lessonEverybody wants to know what’s happening is someone else’s life. Not all are comfortable giving out personal details. Questions like, how much money do you make? How many men have you been dating? Why are you taking a day off? Work, relationships, money can be private areas and many would not like to discuss about it. So in this lesson let’s see how to avoid nosy questions. Not important – One way of handling such question is just say it’s not important. For example if someone would ask you how much money do you make? You can answer by saying, Well, it’s not really important for me.Change the subject – You can just change the subject by saying Ohh, did I tell you.....or I almost forgot to tell you that....Repeat the Question – You can just repeat the question with a surprised voice and facial expression.Smart Answers – You can act smart by asking them, So are you from CIA,FBI or from some government tax office?Polite Answers – You can just say politely, I’m sorry I prefer not to answer such personal questions. Or, Wow, that’s a personal question!Answer like a politician – Be diplomatic or indirect. The way politicians usually answer directly for example if someone asks you about how much money you make you can start talking about the economy.Humour – Humour is always a polite way of keeping things light and civil. You can add humour when answering to any of the above nosy questions.It’s complicated – You can always simply say it’s complicated when someone asks you about relationships or financial matters.When I figure it out... – I love this answer it’s a great way to say when I figure it out I will let you know. When people ask me about my age or marriage or babies I just say “When I figure it out I will surely let you know.I will update it on Facebook – World revolves around the social media so when I want to share my details I will surely post it on facebook, which kind of means I am never going to share my personal things.For more lessons visit us at httpwww.letstalkpodcast.comhttpwww.learnex.inhttpwww.letstalk.co.inHow to speak fluent EnglishFree English, English lesson, English video, vocabulary, business English, Grammar, learn grammar, English speaking, spoken English, learn English, speak English, speaking English, fluent English, fluency in English, English training video, speak fluent English, accent training, American accent, British accent, US accent, UK accent, accent training, personality development, words, sentences, public speaking, presentation, soft skills, how to, phrases, idioms, listening skills

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Sam

Excellent course helped me understand topic that i couldn't while attendinfg my college.

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Dembe

Great course. Thank you very much.

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