How to ask for LESS or MORE DETAIL - Business English communication lesson
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Telling your colleagues, clients, and customers, in English that you need more detail, or maybe less detail can be difficult. Especially if you're a non-native English speaker and you use English at work as a second language. In this podcast I give you some great vocabulary that you can use to ask someone elaborate on something, or maybe to be a little more concise. So, if you want to sound more native and natural when speaking English at work, then I hope today's podcast is useful for you!
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Today's examples:
I know we don’t have much time so I’ll keep it short and sweet.
This is just a succinct summary of the work we’ve been doing.
If you could be a little more concise I’d really appreciate it.
Could you elaborate on that a little for us please
I think you’ve got the bones of a good presentation there but you really need to flesh it out a little.
You mentioned that you had an idea for us earlier, could you expand on that a little please?
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