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Youssefdir Posted 12 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Polite response
When asked to give something like your identity, how to respond politely?
not "here you go", I can think of: "please, go ahead" and I hand it to him.
What do you think of?
not "here you go", I can think of: "please, go ahead" and I hand it to him.
What do you think of?
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Here you are is a common phrase. Here you go works too. Go ahead is usually used to tell someone they can do something.
- Here you are is a common phrase.
- Here you go works too.
- Go ahead is usually used to tell someone they can do something.
- - Can I use your pen?
- - Yes, go ahead .
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Here you are is a common phrase. Here you go works too.
Go ahead is usually used to tell someone they can do something.
-Can I use your pen? -Yes, go ahead.
Go ahead is usually used to tell someone they can do something.
-Can I use your pen? -Yes, go ahead.
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In my native language, they use to say literally: "do good" while handing something to him 
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