Normal English Vs Professional English Phrases | 1-Minute English Speaking Practice

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[@joyprokash4013]

Poor contents.

[@najmeesurka]

Resolve the problems

[@subjectpro882]

Find a solution

[@sarojkumarsahoo1512]

Liquidate it

[@sabahshah4364]

Let's fix it.

[@mohamedali5543]

You’re professional dear, that’s the English should be introduced to the learners. THANK YOU

[@MahliyoRajabova-f9v]

Fixes the problem!

[@shafinbepary2000]

Alternative title Speaking with friends vs Speaking to boss

[@romirawat3023]

Resolve or solve the problem ❤️

[@learnenglishbybangla]

Awesome /Effective

[@JAMILAhmed-wu6yh]

Fixed the issue

[@YusufNurhusen]

Fantaciti it

[@sibivettom101]

Diffuse the situation

[@samanthavidanage3911]

Hats off you and all with prosperous future time !!!

[@shinawarali313]

Resolve the problem 😊

[@mubsengg]

Get it sorted !

[@NoorMohammad-sg4nk]

Solved the problem

[@rajeshkumarbharti6670]

Yes I affirm

[@p.g.6437]

Resolve the issue

[@onglayyan9996]

Yap, normal: fix the problem, professional will be: Resolve the issue/ get the problem to be solved/fully handled the problem/solve the problem without hesitation/handle the problem with attentive care/ figure out the problem & solve it promptly as you can. Nevertheless, Merry Xmas to you too!🎁🍻🎄

[@chaitanyajibhakate5325]

Can't even started developing the sentence and you already have many

[@ismailcs7643]

Fix the problem vs rectify the situation, repair the crisis, resolve the issue, cure the pain, restore the situation

[@debspokenenglish4838]

Very nice

[@kolykonadebht]

I would say 'Resolve the problem'

[@sukhimehta183]

You are the best

[@chintalayashodarani2212]

Resolve the problem!

[@rajeshkumarbharti6670]

Yes I receive

[@saiprasadgalla6618]

Rectify/solve the issue

[@siannio550]

Handling the problem ASAP..

[@shakher30bcspolice56]

Resolve the problem/matter/issue

[@vetritamilan1725]

Fix the problem - professional engli6 _ please resolve the issue or problem

[@anantharamulu8080]

This is good.

[@DonevanJacobs]

Yes

[@Deliyaalwis]

Slove it.

[@farmanafghan2681]

I love

[@cyrilmths]

Solve the problems!

[@AwatarWahab]

👌

[@LuvGod600]

Resolve it soon.

[@mudavathAryan]

bpgl

[@R_Azam]

Resolve the issues

[@AnasKhan_1487]

Resolve the problem.

[@Deepakmanghani]

Rectify the problem

[@archishmanchoudhury3303]

That's nice...but when are you in a hurry or the core concern of the agenda is more important, then selection of such professional sentences usually don't come to our mind

[@sushmitadas4525]

Figure out the problem

[@songforall6191]

kindly discuss on that issue

[@petrostsegai8738]

Amend

[@sheelup4800]

Fix the problem... -kindly help to resolve the issue.

[@padmavathykumar5757]

Resolve the problem

[@nayankalita92]

Resolve the matter.

[@troll_face254]

For the last one I would say solve the problem

[@olimarahimqulova2041]

Solve the problem

[@PAnkitk]

Reparo! 🪄

[@hrishi00tt]

Awesome

[@nihitpyakurel8482]

From Nepal 🇳🇵 with love ❤

[@vagicherlamaheshtravelexpe9858]

Thank you

[@richardreinertson1335]

As a retired native English IT professional with paid writing and editing experience, I need to say that you are promoting a business-ese form of English that is considered by most experts as counter to effective business communication. However in most average business contexts, this form of communication will appear impressive to managers and execs. In the most progressive business environments, the best form of communication is the simplest. The fewer syllables, the better. I would suggest NEVER adopting the word "leverage" as a verb if you really want to be taken seriously in a world-class company.

[@srj4real]

Is the NORMAL English informal ?

[@sheetalkenchgunde5681]

Would you please rectify the issue?

[@bijayanag5888]

Reconstruct

[@chessyoo152]

Rectify the issue

[@ranganathpatil3629]

U've already answered properly by fixing d problem. No need to elaborate anymore. 🙂🙏

[@namsaninaresh8173]

Remediate the issue

[@tatyanapetrosova9012]

Correct it

[@Amar-yaduvanshi23]

Resolve the problem,,

[@madewinasa7297]

Let's solve the problems !

[@kimmylhouvum6643]

Figure it out

[@sharmisuresh98sharmisuresh16]

arranging the problem

[@Aashique001]

Make it solved

[@siddikahmad106]

Solve the issue!

[@reemapatoary1599]

Settle the issue/ Resolve the problem

[@memerb1805]

Find a resolution

[@carolemckeown7300]

Elaborate on this...

[@gamerriaz9408]

solve the prob..

[@jothip6948]

How to ask questions more politely in English? Mam

[@manzooralikhokhar9268]

Resolve the issue.

[@harekrishna165]

Get it solved....

[@pranjalsinha85]

resolve the matter!!

[@jaimehernandez2452]

Solve the problem.

[@martinjokes1610]

We will work it out

[@vijaykumardaram8101]

Good Attitude.

[@parisachdev5408]

Solve the Problem

[@dr.ahsanraza3204]

Rectify this issue.

[@vahidponakuzhi4070]

Solve the situation

[@ravirathor3507]

It means I am a professional

[@kiranpasalapudi8837]

Resolve it or figure out ...

[@srmchinni3]

Resolve the challenge

[@grishavk9349]

Solve the problem...

[@karanrajak_19]

Troubleshoot the problem ?

[@MrMahaiyer]

Please solve the problem

[@ashishkumar-kp6ii]

Tackle the problem

[@sanjaymaddy5859]

Your normal is my professional

[@randomclick8874]

Resolve the issue?

[@jadinaresh1550]

Lovely

[@foodlovers4950]

Finalize it

[@AV7Edits]

Solve the Issue

[@sriramjairam2605]

Solve it.

[@kumarbk3106]

Solve the issue

[@fuad2280]

Solve the issue.

[@VijayKumar-jb8dw]

Solve this issue ...

[@corazongalaban2585]

Let us resolve the problem

[@asmanjahan216]

Solve this problem

[@joalamu]

Solve..

[@ParshantRawat-hw4ou]

Sort it!

[@pulapakulavenubabu4249]

Get it resolved

[@shashanksingh1089]

Plz take a look a the problem

[@ashwkai-studychannel7734]

there is no such professional or normal english concept ,but yes there is a subtle element that is decency ,when you are having to have those formal things you need to be maintaining decency thats it!