Conversation Skills: Interrupting politely in English

Thanks for this video it was valuable.

Marei

i’d like to thank you and each teacher on this website for helping us to understand English well.

Aml Mounier

Today about this lesson I learned how can we have to be respect to interruption some conversasion thanks.

filipe sebastiao

Thank you Emma. I also learned that English doesn’t blame interruption during an exchange.

beernaard

Thank you, Emma! I really appreciate these advanced lessons. Got 10 correct out of 10)) The Russian language has similar rules for interrupting. It is possible but you should be polite and attentive to people.

Leonid Ramzaev

I got 10 correct out of 10
Thank you Emma

amrattallah

Why “I’m almost finished”? Why not “I almost finish”?

Astri

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meFranYes

It was a very good English lesson, Miss Emma
I love your teaching method.
Continue, please.

Doctor

I got 10/10, I usually have good mark at your lesson. I think you have a good skill explaination. Thank Emma

nguyen van long

8 out 10 80%

Tans78

It was such a nice lesson, and you are good at making understand. Thank you Emma,

Arslan110

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shubhammm

100%. Thank You Emma. Excellent lesson.

Annie

Hi Emma,

thanks for your nice lesson many times.

I´d like to ask a question about the sentence (9:01) : I´m almost finished my point.

What grammar is it ?

Shouldn´t it be :

I´ve almost finished my point. (present perfect)

OR

I´m almost finished with my point. (be + adjective finished + prep.with).

Thank you for your answer.

adrijana

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Erseris

Thanks,Emma.
It’s good as gold lesson ,same as my culture ,I love it!

Sant San

Nice lesson.Thank you so much!

LioLam@123

Thanks Emma.Your teaching method is so good.Now,I
understand how to do it politely.

Naing Lin Wai

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linjinglun

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Awadmohamed

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knopfler86

Useful tools. Thanks a lot Emma.

Geberod

Thank you Emma

G.redha

Hello, Dear Ms. Emma. I really appreciate everything you have been teaching on the EngVid website.

You introduced two ways to request from a person (who has interrupted us while we were talking) to let us continue keeping talking. The second one was “I am almost finished my point”

I wonder why passive tense should be used to show our willingness. Are there any grammatical reasons? And one thing else, Could you translate the above-recommended sentence in English, please?

Thank you in advance. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best Wishes.

Alexy

It’s a good lesson…!!!

Jakub Alvarez

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mohamed3allam

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jianxin0806

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you are a good teacher

obada Bou hamdan 77

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Oyunchimeg Shagdarsuren

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gilsandro22

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kosovi

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Atrotos

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kranthiboini

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Jose Milan

I’ve got 10 out of 10.

Thanks a lot, Emma, I enjoy learning the English language with your videos, you are the best teacher that I have seen.

Zuleyner

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larysa6165

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Taha21

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Meith

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Hamza Atbir

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morcosalfred

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Kotee@7780

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Agnes Cadampog

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Dr.Tu

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Davidku3937

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Enci

Great lesson ! It always good to know about politely way. Thanks Emma

Hlinh2019

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JhonApla

10 out of 10

Trisbea 95

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hisseine doudou djibrine

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Kingsley Kunda

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aghezal

I got 8 of 10. Thanks

ammyamonrat

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Dewi Damayanti

Good tip. I usually have a long time hearing from a teacher in my English conversation lesson. I consider “When I will interrupt” every time. At that time, all their talkings go through my brain. I don’t make sense.

hiro

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you are a good teacher iam very enjoying

abomuslim alaa

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Sayed Burhanuddin

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Sayed Burhanuddin

thanks teacher emma good explanation. i like the way you thaught us the class, very understandable.

ezau

In English, its not “always” rude to interrupt someone. Hmmm this is bit debatable. A lot of Westerners do not like someone interrupting them while they are still speaking.

Lhed

Thanks Emma..

Christiano Maciel

Your advice was very helpful.
Thanks, Emma!

Kunihiko Kimura

It was a helpful expression.
Thanks a lot, Emma.

Kunihiko Kimura

thank you, Emma , You’re an amazing teacher

Islam Zarie

Thank you
Always for your passionate lectures.

JD kim

Dear Emma,
The topic was very good and you were excellent in this lesson. Thank you.

M.Karbalaei

10/10! My business partner is a detail talking guy who also was my alumni. I always interrupt him when he ran out of the track.

Jerry Gu

Thanks so much Emma!

Henrique Alves

ohh i got 9 out of 10 but its very good to learn something in english thank you

yuri basa

I got 10 correct out of 10

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qusay88

Thanks for the lesson Emma

NataNika

The lesson was good. Thank you Emma.

Mbuta51

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Becky.Wang

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abdul jalil hanifi

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abuobeida

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nazanin.sh

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PFig

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angelynsahac

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Rasho

10/10
thank a lot Emma ,hugs (Kazakhstan 12 0ct2021)
excellent explanation as usual

Jannyl

Thanks Emma. This video is helpful

Huynhtrang1989@

Is someone here who want to speakingpractice with me.

Sumeet R Singh

Dear Emma, hello, many thanks for your lessons!! They are clear and easy to understand on each topic, even if it seemed to be difficult before watching your video.