#062-Hurry up – Expressions in English

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Transcript:

Hi, everyone! I’m Georgiana, founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com

My mission is to help you to speak English fluently. Speaking English is easier than you think. You just need to use the right methods.

Ok! Let’s start!

  • Do you remember that some episodes ago, I was talking about punctuality? Well, today I’ll teach you different ways to say hurry up.
  • After that, you’ll practice speaking with a funny mini-story.

Have you ever been in a hurry while you were in a foreign country? It’s really frustrating when someone of something is in front of you, slowing you down. So today I’m gonna teach you different ways to tell people to hurry up in English.

If you want to be polite, you can use one of the following phrases to ask someone to hurry up:

“Excuse me, but I’m running very late and would appreciate it if you could go quicker.”

“Please, if possible, could you move a little faster?”

If you’re at work, your manager could use these expressions:

“You’re behind schedule and need to get moving.”

“Please, can you speed up, you are holding everyone up!”

“We need you to get a move on with the work.”

Let’s see more ways to tell people to hurry up:

There’s no time to lose

This way you tell someone to hurry up, especially if time is running out.

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8 Comments

  1. Ganesha Chettri

    thank you so much

    Reply
    • Reaksi Zagoto

      Thank you so much

      Reply
  2. Nori Benting

    Thank you so much! God bless. I will share it to my nieces also and friends. It helps a lot 😊😊😊.

    Reply
  3. Nori Benting

    Awesome works!! Thank you so much! God bless. I will share it to my nieces also and friends. It helps a lot 😊😊😊.

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    • GEORGIANA

      Thanks for sharing! That means a lot to me! Have a great day!

      Reply
  4. Ernane

    Hi, my name is Ernane, I live in Brazil.
    I would like to know the difference between the materials of the course and these that are available free on the website?
    since only all of these free materials are taken seriously, for the quality you have demonstrated, it is practically a complete free course!
    in fact I am interested in acquiring the course, on the other hand, I see that it has all this material entirely freely available to all.

    Thank you

    Reply
    • GEORGIANA

      Hello dear student!

      Thanks for your interest and enthusiasm for the English language. I am happy to know that I am helping you with the podcast. Just to be clear, at the moment, I offer the podcast episodes for free in order to let people to know my method and to have some useful content.

      The courses are separated from the podcast, and they are complete programs designed to improve fluency through stories, question & answers and point of view lessons. You can get them here:

      https://SpeakEnglishPodcast.com/courses

      For example, the courses level 2 and 3 are divided into units. Each unit is in a different folder and consists of several audio files (.mp3) and texts (.PDF) in English.
      The difficulty of the lessons increases moderately from beginning to end. The first lessons are shorter and I pronounce the sentences a bit more slowly. This way you will adapt better to the whole program.

      I hope it’s more clear now and please let me know if you have any questions,

      Thanks,

      GEORGIANA

      Reply
  5. s.jayaram

    Hello,

    I’ll like to thank you for finding a new modern method for who really wants to speak.

    i personally feel that it will be of great help us.

    i must admit i have been working out on English for 7 months. even then i am not able.

    i hope it will benifit for me.

    thanks a ton.

    Reply

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