Hi. Suppose I’m asking a question in the forum and I produce my thinking about the question and I want someone to confirm my thinking, I would usually say “I think ..., right?”, but that doesn’t sound polite. Are there any polite ways to say “right?”? Thank you.
Hello everyone! Could you please explain me, what time I should use in the following sentence: Our client asks/is asking/asked when we will/would send him an offer. (I received a message from this client a couple of minutes ago & immediately informed my manager about it). Thanks.
Seguramente alguien ya haya hecho esta pregunta antes, pero no consigo encontrar una traducción. Como traduciríais al español: Asking yes / no questions Asking ‘WH-’ questions
At some point, they say they offer online formation for students who want to take Cambridge exams (a sort of introduction and guide to the exams) to which I replied " that's good, because they keep asking and asking ", in the sense that students are usually very interested and always ask us teachers information about Cambridge exams, and it ...
"Asking" is used in the gerund form here (there's an implicit "your" in front of it), so the tense is pretty much irrelevant. It's like saying thank you for your letter.
How to respond to mails asking my availability on a specific time?
Are you asking how you join a queue? You just join it at the end (it's usually pretty obvious which is the front and which is the end of a queue, but if you make a mistake, you'll be informed by the queue people).