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List the polite expressions we use such as ‘Pardon’.

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List the polite expressions we use such as ‘Pardon’.

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Please, Sorry, Thank you, Excuse me, You’re welcome, May I, If you don’t mind, I beg your pardon, With all due respect, I hope I’m not bothering you, I appreciate, Hope you’re well, Kindly, etc.

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Chapter 11: Be a Good Speaker - Things to do [Page 27]

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