Learn English: Indirect Questions
2 episodes covering this topic across B1 levels.
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#55 "Do you know where is it?" WRONG! 🛑 | Indirect Questions (B1)
Welcome to Episode 55 of our B1 English series! Today, Anna and Lukas are feeling very curious. They are spying on their
Indirect QuestionsSocial EtiquetteCuriosity and Nosiness
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Travel Nightmares & Indirect Questions | B1 English Podcast #22
Have you ever stayed in a terrible hotel? Do you know how to complain politely in English without being rude? 🏨😤
travel problemspolitenessindirect questions
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Key Vocabulary in “Indirect Questions”
bare minimumthe smallest amount that is possible or necessary
phrasecompensationsomething, typically money, awarded to someone in recognition of loss, suffering, or injury
nouncuriouswanting to know or learn about something
adjectivedeep divea detailed and thorough study or investigation of a topic
phrasedepositmoney paid as a first payment or as security
nounfascinatingextremely interesting and attractive
adjectivegossipto talk about other people's private lives, often spreading rumors
verbkey cardA plastic card used to open a door, especially in modern hotels, instead of a traditional key.
nounmind your own businessused to tell someone rudely that they should not ask about or interfere in something that does not concern them
idiomnosytoo interested in what other people are doing or saying, often in an annoying way
adjectivePractice “Indirect Questions” vocabulary
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