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Mojtaba vahdati Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

filler sentence in a business conversation

Is it normal to say "Now I here from you" as a filler sentence, in a conversation in which I have talked slightly long for my side e.g. in a business interview aimed at assessing a person for some job and then I want to let him talk. I feel it's not a proper sentence for speaking and it's rather good for using in a letter maybe.
What are some filler sentences for this situation anyway?
  

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Now I'd like to hear from you i s fine for a interviewer to say to an interviewee. Why are you calling it a filler sentence?

— Clive

  • Now I'd like to hear from you i s fine for a interviewer to say to an interviewee.
  • Why are you calling it a filler sentence?
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Now I'd like to hear from you is fine for a interviewer to say to an interviewee.

Why are you calling it a filler sentence?
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Well, I think he himself can understand the ending of my talks by paying attention to my tone. I feel it is not like a really serious thing to say, I don't know...!
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It's a polite order, really.
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