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Let's review key vocabulary and most common phrases used in meetings

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Let's review key vocabulary and most common phrases used in meetings

by Karla Buenrostro
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What can you say to give your opinion?

2

Choose a polite way to interrupt:

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Which phrase means you agree with someone?

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What does “Let’s move on” mean?

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Which phrase is used to disagree politely?

Choose one or more answers

6

What does “Can I just add something?” mean?

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Fill in the blank: “I’m not sure I ___ with that idea.”

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What’s a good phrase to suggest an idea?

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Choose a phrase that means: “I need more explanation.”

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What can you say to keep the discussion focused?

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Which phrase shows strong agreement?

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Fill in the blank: “In my ___, we should wait.”

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What does “Let’s wrap up” mean?

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Choose a polite phrase to ask for repetition:

15

Which phrase means: “I understand your idea”?

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