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Kkagarwallove Posted 20 years ago
EX: suppose a girl is a counsellor in a office but my friend does know only by name Mary
When he enters into office he ask about Mary .
Then he put a next Question in this way
She is a Counsellor or What? // This style is right or wrong or what the other way to ask about her position.
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What in style? KK
EX: suppose a girl is a counsellor in a office but my friend does know only by name Mary
When he enters into office he ask about Mary .
Then he put a next Question in this way
She is a Counsellor or What? // This style is right or wrong or what the other way to ask about her position.
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Hello KK, Ending with "or what" would be considered a little rude. Try something more like the following: Is Mary a counselor here? What is Mary's position here?
- Hello KK, Ending with "or what" would be considered a little rude.
- Try something more like the following: Is Mary a counselor here?
- What is Mary's position here?
- Excuse me, could you tell me what Mary's position is here?
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Hello KK,
Ending with "or what" would be considered a little rude. Try something more like the following:
Is Mary a counselor here?
What is Mary's position here?
Excuse me, could you tell me what Mary's position is here?
Ending with "or what" would be considered a little rude. Try something more like the following:
Is Mary a counselor here?
What is Mary's position here?
Excuse me, could you tell me what Mary's position is here?
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