Polite English: Ask Better Questions (and get better results)

Learn English with Rebecca · engVid
Learn English with Rebecca · engVid
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Published 2023-03-30
Do you speak politely in English? In this class, I’ll show you how to combine good language with smart psychology to create more positive results. You’ll learn 3 easy ways to sound more respectful and diplomatic in English. We will change commands into questions, and ordinary questions into better questions. Specifically, we’ll focus on: “Could you please...”, “Would you like...” and “Do you think...” For more lessons like this, take my complete course to upgrade your English: www.engvid.com/to/rebecca10minuteenglish

More of my lessons about polite English:
How to disagree politely in English    • How to disagree politely in English  
How to end a conversation politely    • Conversation Skills - How to END a co...  

In this lesson:
00:00 – Introduction –
01:18 "Could you please...?"
04:05 "Would you like...?"
06:18 "Do you think...?"
09:50 – Practice –
All Comments (21)
  • @Ale.F.
    Thank you for your lesson. I am improving my English with your lessons. I am an Italian🇮🇹, who lives in Colorado Springs. You are the best teacher.
  • @frekifle9824
    Your the best teacher !!you speak clearly and slow which means everyone can understand. Thank you for ur time and standing for as❤
  • @diegoandrade7974
    Rebbeca, I improve my English skills thanks to you. You are the best.
  • @valentynaurzhumova7173
    Rebecca, you are the best teacher I have ever met in my life. Thank you so much for your work. All your videos are really helpful, the explanation is perfect.
  • @innermostbeing
    You taught individuals to be civic, respectful, and courteous with fellow human beings.
  • @nazmulgani3776
    You are a very good teacher.........You have a clear voice, correct pronunciation, typical Oxbridge, slightly North American accent. . You can explain so easily, lucidly...............You are not like other teachers who speak 200 kms per hour.......... who twist n turn their tongue n lips for nothing.......
  • @praveening
    No matter how we phrase it, the 'tone' of the phrase matters a lot. It depends on the cultural background in which one is raised. Even short phrases can be used effectively by the tone. An example, the difference between a child uttering a phrase and an adult using a phrase.
  • @mariocardace8933
    good morning Mrs. Rebecca, congratulations for your lessons as a teacher you work with simplicity and passion and this is beautiful, thank you very much.
  • @ribji34
    One of my favorite teachers. I love the way she teaches.
  • @gulkaya3184
    I am a Turkish teacher.. I loved your explanation. I believe I can speak English with you🙏
  • @ericvista8191
    It is a very good English teaching. My English knowledge is improving because of your teaching. Thanks a lot and looking forward to seeing more videos.
  • @user-py9lx5iw7b
    I am english student i 've been following you since a long time , you explain perfectly and slowly , that means your explainaition is perfect, just keep going on that way because gracefuly i improve my capacity by following you
  • @delphineyara7259
    Thank you so much madam Rebecca for all your efforts. I am very grateful for what you are doing for me in English course. I love it ❤
  • @MohammedA-zw6bl
    I'm an English teacher, but I still learn a lot from you, thank you very much indeed.
  • @PoriR
    Just a little note to let you know how much I appreciate your teaching. You are the greatest dear Rebecca, i really mean it. 💌 🌹 💕🙏 👏🤗