B101: Lesson 9: Following Up with Clients or Suppliers

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B101: Lesson 9: Following Up with Clients or Suppliers


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 9: Following Up with Clients or SuppliersOnline version Test your office lingo by The Royal Visions 1 To contact someone again to get an update on a previous message or task. a Delete b Follow up c Ignore 2 A document sent by a supplier asking for payment for goods or services. a Letter b Menu c Invoice 3 An estimated price given by a supplier before you buy something. a Story b Quote c Joke 4 A formal word meaning to ask for information. a Tell b Shout c Inquire 5 Describing a task or order that is not yet finished; waiting for action. a Done b Pending c Closed 6 To help someone remember something they need to do. a Remind b Sleep c Forget 7 The current situation, progress, or condition of a project or order. a Time b Name c Status 8 To formally get or be given something, like an email or a package. a Give b Send c Receive 9 Meaning "very soon" or "in a short time". a Yesterday b Shortly c Never 10 A business idiom meaning to make quick contact with someone to get an update. a Hit ball b Run fast c Touch base 11 A common, gentle phrase used to see if someone has an update: "Just ____ in." a Checking b Waiting c Looking 12 New information or the latest news about a situation. a History b Update c Secret 13 A person or company that provides products or materials to your business. a Manager b Supplier c Client 14 The person or company that pays for and buys your products or services. a Client b Boss c Supplier 15 To answer or reply to an email, message, or question. a Delete b Respond c Ignore 16 Requiring immediate action or attention because it is very important. a Slow b Urgent c Relaxed 17 To purposely not pay attention to an email or message. a Reply b Ignore c Read 18 To make sure or certain that something happens. a Ensure b Guess c Forget 19 To talk or write about a specific topic with another person. a Run b Hide c Discuss 20 To add a document, like a quote or an invoice, to an email. a Print b Attach c Remove

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B101: Lesson 9: Following Up with Clients or Suppliers

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B101: Lesson 9: Following Up with Clients or SuppliersOnline version

by The Royal Visions

To contact someone again to get an update on a previous message or task.

A document sent by a supplier asking for payment for goods or services.

An estimated price given by a supplier before you buy something.

A formal word meaning to ask for information.

Describing a task or order that is not yet finished; waiting for action.

To help someone remember something they need to do.

The current situation, progress, or condition of a project or order.

To formally get or be given something, like an email or a package.

Meaning "very soon" or "in a short time".

A business idiom meaning to make quick contact with someone to get an update.

A common, gentle phrase used to see if someone has an update: "Just ____ in."

New information or the latest news about a situation.

A person or company that provides products or materials to your business.

The person or company that pays for and buys your products or services.

To answer or reply to an email, message, or question.

Requiring immediate action or attention because it is very important.

To purposely not pay attention to an email or message.

To make sure or certain that something happens.

To talk or write about a specific topic with another person.

To add a document, like a quote or an invoice, to an email.