How to Request Someone's Time | Professional English Skills

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Thanks for the great lessons! If you have time please explain the most natural way to pronounce (bestseller) I can’t hear the ‘t’ when people speak naturally. I was checking on youglish. Could you clarify? Thank you so much again🤩

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question, Toni. This is very perceptive! You're right that the /t/ sound nearly disappears when the word 'best' is combined with 'seller.' This is called elision in English. Elision is when the final sound (or phoneme) is lost, which often happens with /t/ sounds. The reason is, it's very difficult to move our mouths quickly enough and efficiently enough to produce the final /t/ in best and the initial /s/ in seller.

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It is so beneficial and you have broken it up in an effective way to help us get it. Many thanks. but the problem with me is that, my level in English is not advanced and phrasal verbs constitute a big problem to me, so, if you please, tell me the meaning of " I have been working my way through" I don't know if work my way has a definite meaning without the word through or the whole sentence together? and I'm confused between the exact meaning of " blind date" and cold request"?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the questions. To work one's way through something means to be continually engaged in some task. We often use this when the task is long-term and, likely, tedious. A cold call is an unsolicited request, visit, or phone call made by someone trying to sell goods or services or to create a business opportunity. A blind date is when two individuals who have never met are set up on a romantic date.

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Thanks for the question. At this time, I'm not familiar with any books on this specific topic unfortunately.

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Hi, Haifa! I'm thrilled to know you are enjoying my videos! Here is a recent lesson on how to follow and stay engaged in an English conversation, no more feeling lost or confused! Enjoy, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/clarifying-questions-in-english/

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Thank you for the video, suggestion. I'll add it as a future topic. 😊

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Hey Anne Marie, thank you for this lesson. I would like to know, do you recommend this tips to small chats via teams or Skype?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question, Rosario. I do think these tips can be useful for all kinds of chats, including quick ones online. You can include those details in your request. For example, 'Do you have time on Friday for a quick chat on Zoom?'

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How to greet someone on birthday on different ways. Please do a lesson on this subject

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How to request a professor for research work? Can you please help me?

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How to ask someone if they are free to talk to boss?

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