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| * nice speaking with you . * nice to speak to you . * nice to speak with you. 2-can we replace (speaking) with other activities such as playing , shopping ,etc. 3- how can we pronunciate (speaking) . can we say (speaken) 4-also (stop talking)>can we say (talken) 5-number 1 are those sentences used in formal or informal way 6-i want to know some words or phrases we use in the end of letter yourfaithfull , salma |
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| 1- You could use any of them, though I'd be more likely to use the gerund. 2- Yes 3- Some people do that, though many don't like it, or say they don't. In connected speech, it often gets compressed into that sound, in BrE at least. 4- Possibly, but you might want a bit of clarity if you're using that as an order. 5- Fairly informal. Fprmally I'd use a full sentence: It's been a pleasure sp[eaking to you. 6- Could you be a bit more specific? Yours sincerely/ faithfully, or what comes before them? |
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