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Making Suggestions 2

This business English video presents more phrases for making suggestions - 'what if', 'I suggest', 'we could' and 'suppose we'. Grammar and pronunciation and business examples are given. The phrases are spoken slowly then at normal speed. This video follows on from Making Suggestions 1. I explain how we can make the suggestions more tentative (less strong or direct).

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10 декабря 2013 г. 15:45:13
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