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Question 1: If I want to go through the door but someone is standing at the door, what should I say? Is it correct to say: 1."coming through please" 2. Can I get through please? 3. Can you get out of the way please? Question 2: If you want to go up the stairs but your students are going down the stairs, there is no room for you to go up, what should you say to them? Is it correct to say: " keep one right side to the stairs please so that others have room to go up" Question 3: When you are in an elevator, you want to know if someone outside the elevator wants to go into the elevator or not, what should you say? Is it correct to say: "Are you coming in? Or Are you coming? "
Jun 4, 2019 7:07 PM
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Q1. You should say either: "Excuse me." "Excuse me, may I get through please?" Q2. You should say: "Keep to the right so that others have room to go up, please." Q3. I would say either: "Going up?" (I would also point up, but that's just me) "Going down?" (I would also point down)
June 4, 2019
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1. ‘Excuse me’ ‘Excuse me , sorry’ ‘Excuse me, can I get through?’ ‘Sorry, can I get past?’ ‘Sorry, can I squeeze past you’ ‘Excuse me, I’d like to get out/I’d like to go in’ 2. ‘Please keep to one side’ ‘Please keep to the right/left so others can go up’ 3. ‘Do you want to come/get in?’ ‘Are you coming/getting in?
June 4, 2019
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The best answer is the 2 one
June 4, 2019
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