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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Conversations

How to tell someone briefly to complete or finish their conversation briefly. Like I am sick of waiting when someone starts talking with someone else along the walkway so I want that person to be finished up soon.
  

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There's no polite way to say that. I'd just say 'Excuse me, please' to indicate that the person should move aside.

— Clive

  • There's no polite way to say that.
  • I'd just say 'Excuse me, please' to indicate that the person should move aside.
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There's no polite way to say that.

I'd just say 'Excuse me, please' to indicate that the person should move aside.

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You might say one of the following:


(Hey) Could you wrap it up, we've got to go.


Hey, we've got to go.





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