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How to ask for clarification in English
B2 First Business English C1 Advanced CAE Conversational English FCE IELTS speaking Useful Phrases Vocabulary

How to Ask for Clarification in English

If we don’t understand what someone is telling us or if we are not quite sure what they meant, we can ask them for repetition or ask them for clarification. To do that, you need to know some commonly used phrases, so that you sound natural. In other words, we’ll learn how to ask for clarification in English.

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years13 Oct 2021 ago
Polite requests in English
B2 First C1 Advanced Everyday English Grammar speaking

Polite Requests in English

We make requests when we ask someone to do something for us. Therefore, we should be polite and try not to be too direct. For example, we shouldn’t say: “Lend me your car for the weekend” because the person we’re asking for a favour will most probably not lend us the car because we sound rude.   

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