A conversation
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Roy: Sir, I think we need to decrease the production of our product.
Manager: That was a peculiar supposition, Roy. I thought you had shrewd business acumen.
Hafiz: Sir, I don't think Roy's proposition is erroneous.
Manager: How come?
Hafiz: Because it's not a common problem. We have not faced it before. We should think long and hard about it.
Manager: You're quite right,Hafiz. This problem remains a conundrum to me. I hope we will be able to come up with a solution to this problem.
Top answer
In Canada, I don't often hear people say 'sir' to their boss. There are other ways both verbal and non-verbal, to show respect. You dialogue sounds like you have been looking up new words in the dictionary.
- In Canada, I don't often hear people say 'sir' to their boss.
- There are other ways both verbal and non-verbal, to show respect.
- You dialogue sounds like you have been looking up new words in the dictionary.
- The result is that it's a bit unrealistic.
- I have changed it to be more realistic.
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In Canada, I don't often hear people say 'sir' to their boss. There are other ways both verbal and non-verbal, to show respect.
You dialogue sounds like you have been looking up new words in the dictionary. The result is that it's a bit unrealistic. I have changed it to be more realistic.
Roy: I think we need to cut back production.
Manager: Really, Roy? I'm su
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