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152 How to acknowledge people in conversation

Feb 2, 2021

This week on the Art of Business English I have a very useful lesson for you that will improve your listening skills and ensure that you are more effective when dealing with people in many different situations. These tips are useful not only at work, but also in your personal life.

To be a good listener, it is always a good idea to show someone that you are in fact listening to them. In order to do this, you should have knowledge of some simple expressions that you can use to acknowledge people when they are sharing information with you.

So, let's dive in a look at some simple, yet useful expressions, which you can use, to make you a better listener.