The document provides examples of indirect questions to ask politely using filler words. It includes 6 examples of questions asking about sitting, finding the toilets, smoking, borrowing an item, and asking about a movie length. For each question there is a polite response using words like "no, that's fine", "yes, certainly", "I'm sorry, but", and "please". The document demonstrates using indirect language and filler words to ask questions in a polite, considerate manner.
The document provides examples of indirect questions to ask politely using filler words. It includes 6 examples of questions asking about sitting, finding the toilets, smoking, borrowing an item, and asking about a movie length. For each question there is a polite response using words like "no, that's fine", "yes, certainly", "I'm sorry, but", and "please". The document demonstrates using indirect language and filler words to ask questions in a polite, considerate manner.
The document provides examples of indirect questions to ask politely using filler words. It includes 6 examples of questions asking about sitting, finding the toilets, smoking, borrowing an item, and asking about a movie length. For each question there is a polite response using words like "no, that's fine", "yes, certainly", "I'm sorry, but", and "please". The document demonstrates using indirect language and filler words to ask questions in a polite, considerate manner.
The document provides examples of indirect questions to ask politely using filler words. It includes 6 examples of questions asking about sitting, finding the toilets, smoking, borrowing an item, and asking about a movie length. For each question there is a polite response using words like "no, that's fine", "yes, certainly", "I'm sorry, but", and "please". The document demonstrates using indirect language and filler words to ask questions in a polite, considerate manner.