27.08.26
Lesson 86. Asking for help
Politeness can open many doors, so it's worth getting it right. In this lesson, you'll learn how to apologise, ask for help politely, and ask people to do things, such as wait or have a look. You'll discover seven useful imperative words you can use in everyday conversations.
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