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How smart people say hurry up | English from movies
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Pregunta 1
Your coworker is slowly getting ready to present. You want to be patient but show you're waiting. What do you say?
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Pregunta 2
Why does "We should get moving" sound friendly?
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Pregunta 3
The report is due in ten minutes and it isn't finished. Which line fits best?
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Pregunta 4
Which line is the most polite way to ask a meeting to go faster?
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Pregunta 5
What does "No rush, but the taxi is here" really mean?
Respuesta rápida
How smart people say "hurry up"
To ask someone to hurry without sounding rude, try "Whenever you're ready" for a patient nudge, "We should get moving" for a friendly team nudge, or "We're running out of time" when time really matters. "Hurry up" can sound bossy, especially at work. These lines still get people moving, and they keep the conversation friendly.
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Toca cualquier palabra para ver su significado. Las palabras subrayadas son las palabras clave de este video.
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Whenever you're ready. Tono: Polite, patient nudge
Use it when someone is slow and you want them to start without pushing hard. It sounds kind, but they'll know you've been waiting. Don't use it in a real emergency, because it sounds too relaxed.
“Whenever you're ready.”
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We should get moving. Tono: Friendly team nudge
Use it when you and the other person need to leave or start something together. "We" makes it a shared plan, not an order. It works with friends, family, and coworkers.
“Well, then, we should get moving.”
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We're running out of time. Tono: Serious and urgent
Use it when a deadline is close and the delay could cause a real problem. If you use it for a small delay, it can sound dramatic or stressful.
“We're running out of time.”
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Let's pick up the pace. Tono: Light, encouraging push
Use it when a group is working or walking too slowly. It's friendly and active. It can sound like a coach or a team leader, so it fits less well with a manager or a client.
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Are you nearly done? Tono: Gentle check-in
Use it to ask about progress without giving an order. It's a soft question, so the other person can give you an update. Avoid saying it many times in a row, or it starts to sound impatient.
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Could we speed things up a little? Tono: Polite and direct
Use it in a meeting or at work when a process is too slow. "Could" and "a little" make the request softer. It works well with people you don't know well.
Errores frecuentes
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No suena natural
We should get move.Mejor así We should get moving.
The fixed phrase is "get moving," with the -ing form. "Get move" is not correct English.
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No suena natural
We're running out the time.Mejor así We're running out of time.
Use "run out of" before the thing you have less of. You don't need "the" before "time" in this phrase.
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No suena natural
Saying "We're running out of time" when a friend is two minutes late for coffee.Mejor así Are you nearly done? or Whenever you're ready.
"We're running out of time" sounds serious and urgent. For a small delay, a softer line fits better and keeps the mood calm.
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