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RonniePolite English Conversation: How to take feedback
At work and in many other areas of life, we often have to respond to feedback that people give us. Sometimes we are responding to compliments (positive), and sometimes to criticism (negative). In this English class, I’ll give you many ways to respond to feedback politely and appropriately in different contexts. You’ll learn to use expressions such as“Thanks so much for your support”, “That’s good to know”, “I’ll certainly pass that on”, and many more. What do you think of this class? Let me know in the comments and I’ll try to respond politely.
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