Vocabulary
Complete:
We need to b _ _ _ a room for the meeting.
Answer: book
Complete:
She ______ (work) in Sales.
Answer: works
Make the question:
“I start work at 8 a.m.”
Answer: What time do you start work?
Complete:
Nice to ______ you.
Answer: meet
What is a good way to start a work email?
Answer: Dear + name
Complete:
I want to get an u _ _ _ _ _ _ from my manager.
Answer: update
Make it negative:
He works on Fridays.
Answer: He doesn’t work on Fridays.
Make the question:
“No, we don’t usually have problems booking meeting rooms.”
Answer: Do you usually have problems booking meeting rooms?
Complete:
I work ______ the Marketing department.
Answer: in
Write a polite sentence to book a meeting.
Answer (example):
Are you available to meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m.?
Complete:
I need to prepare a p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for the conference.
Answer: presentation
Put in order:
always / we / orders / process / in 24 hours
Answer: We always process orders in 24 hours.
Make a How often question for this answer:
“I go to meetings twice a week.”
Answer: How often do you go to meetings?
Complete:
What ______ you do?
Answer: do
Say one sentence to explain the meeting topic.
Answer (example):
I would like to talk about our daily tasks and agenda
Complete:
We need a b _ _ _ _ for the new project.
Answer: brief
Make a question:
She works in Production.
Answer: Does she work in Production?
Make a When question for this answer:
“I send the report on Mondays.”
Answer: When do you send the report?
Complete:
I’m ______ engineer.
Answer: an
Say a polite sentence to finish a meeting.
Answer (example):
I need to finish by 11 a.m. because I have another meeting.
Say a sentence using agenda and meeting.
Answer (example):
I send the agenda before the meeting.
Correct the sentence:
He don’t work in the Sales department.
Answer: He doesn’t work in the Sales department.
Make a Where question for this answer:
“We meet in the meeting room.”
Answer: Where do you meet?
Introduce yourself and your department.
Answer (example):
Hi, I’m Ana. I work in the Sales department
Say 1 polite line to end a meeting email.
Answer (example):
Best regards,