Be Direct and Polite in English with Assertive Communication | 5 Tips

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I loved this video, I have assertive and agressive communications. However, the way you explain makes me feel confident to keep aware how to avoid the agressive one.

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Thank you for pointing out the rules. A very good lesson. I usually try to avoid sentences about a person - and emphasize the importance of the task or matter.

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Sounds like you have a good strategy in place.

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@@Speakconfidentenglish This is a strategy to defend myself against rude cowoker attacks. It's an escape forward :) instead of placing blame - I try to direct the conversation to the task or resolutions.

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Very nice , i get great benefit… I’m going to change my speaking from passive to assertive ❤

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Thank u zo much for your lesson! May ask you where can I find the right sentences for the situations when I need to doe a polite request?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

I'm glad this was helpful! And thank you for the question. That would make a wonderful topic for a future lesson! One common sentence starter is: Would you mind...? For example: Would you mind sending that report?

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[@jillmiller4526]

Great lesson!! I was wondering in what situation passive communication could be used. No, no, no. Any suggestion when passive communication can be used? Thank you.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. Passive communication is used in highly formal or diplomatic situations, such as communicating with C-suite executives. It can also be appropriate when aiming to avoid blaming others or keeping tensions low during a controversial conversation. I hope this helps.

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