意思
Used to ask if someone can communicate in English.
文化背景
It is polite to preface this with 'Sorry' or 'Excuse me' to avoid appearing abrupt. Americans often appreciate the directness but value a friendly tone. Asking this is very helpful as many locals may be shy about their English skills.
Smile
Always smile when asking. It makes you seem less demanding.
Don't shout
Speaking louder doesn't make people understand English better.
意思
Used to ask if someone can communicate in English.
Smile
Always smile when asking. It makes you seem less demanding.
Don't shout
Speaking louder doesn't make people understand English better.
Be specific
If they say no, try 'Do you speak Spanish?' or another language.
自我测试
Select the correct form.
____ you speak English?
We use 'Do' for 'you' in questions.
Complete the sentence.
____ she speak English?
We use 'Does' for third-person singular.
Match the question to the answer.
Do you speak English?
The answer must match the auxiliary verb.
Complete the conversation.
A: Excuse me... B: Yes? A: ____?
This is the standard polite inquiry.
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4 练习____ you speak English?
We use 'Do' for 'you' in questions.
____ she speak English?
We use 'Does' for third-person singular.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
The answer must match the auxiliary verb.
A: Excuse me... B: Yes? A: ____?
This is the standard polite inquiry.
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常见问题
6 个问题No, it is very polite and helpful.
Smile, say 'Thank you', and try to use gestures.
No, that is very rude and sounds like a command.
It is neutral and works everywhere.
It's the standard auxiliary for questions in English.
You can, but it might sound a bit silly.
相关表达
Can you speak English?
similarAsking about ability.
Do you understand English?
similarAsking about comprehension.
Is English okay?
builds onChecking if the language is acceptable.
