This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1,751, how to keep someone in the room in English.

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When you visit a busy doctor's office or even when you talk to your boss,

and you remember that you have one last thing to ask them about, what can you say to keep them

in the room and get your answer in English? Get skills for a busy situation today.

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Hey Lindsay, how are you? Awesome, Michelle. How's everything going today? How's New York?

Pretty good, pretty good. So I have a question for you. Do you ever feel like when you go to the doctor

that they're in a rush and if so, do you sometimes feel like get yourself a little nervous because

maybe it's just me, but like if you have questions to ask or something to say and you can get that

sense that, you know, there's short on time. Have you ever had that experience?

Oh yeah, and I hate that. It's a bad feeling, especially if you feel like, well everyone thinks

it's important. They have important questions about their health. 100%, it's a very awkward feeling

when you feel like you're going to have to speak really quickly to get all your questions in or

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