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84 English lessons that sound formal

English Lesson: At this time, would all department heads please report to Conference Room A?
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1. “At this time, would all department heads please report to Conference Room A?”

English Lesson: Without further ado, allow me to present our keynote speaker, Ms. Jessa Montgomery!
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2. “Without further ado, allow me to present our keynote speaker, Ms. Jessa Montgomery!”

English Lesson: Can you please confirm that the quantity, delivery address, and payment terms are correct?
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3. “Can you please confirm that the quantity, delivery address, and payment terms are correct?”

English Lesson: At the tone, please leave your name and a detailed message.
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4. “At the tone, please leave your name and a detailed message.”

English Lesson: I asked him to stop on numerous occasions.
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5. “I asked him to stop on numerous occasions.”

English Lesson: Animals inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, while plants do the opposite.
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6. “Animals inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, while plants do the opposite.”

English Lesson: Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable.
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7. “Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable.”

English Lesson: Jenny’s marketing prowess, professionalism, persistence and passion combine to make her the perfect match for our team.
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8. “Jenny’s marketing prowess, professionalism, persistence and passion combine to make her the perfect match for our team.”

English Lesson: What was your reason for leaving that position?
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9. “What was your reason for leaving that position?”

English Lesson: All right. Next item of business is our departmental savings goals.
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10. “All right. Next item of business is our departmental savings goals.”

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