Lessons Categories in a meeting

65 English lessons for when you're in a meeting

English Lesson: What you’re saying is true, yes. But I’m not sure that it’s really relevant to the discussion.
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11. “What you’re saying is true, yes. But I’m not sure that it’s really relevant to the discussion.”

English Lesson: I don’t think that’s really an option due to our budget.
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12. “I don’t think that’s really an option due to our budget.”

English Lesson: Before we get started, I wanted to remind everyone that your time sheets are due to Amy by the end of this week.
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13. “Before we get started, I wanted to remind everyone that your time sheets are due to Amy by the end of this week.”

English Lesson: We just need to think about whether that will work from a design perspective.
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14. “We just need to think about whether that will work from a design perspective.”

English Lesson: Well, can’t we just create a different layout for every device? That would be the best from a design perspective.
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15. “Well, can’t we just create a different layout for every device? That would be the best from a design perspective.”

English Lesson: I looked over your books, and I jotted down a few questions that I wanted to ask you.
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16. “I looked over your books, and I jotted down a few questions that I wanted to ask you.”

English Lesson: I wanted to talk about our upcoming product launch.
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17. “I wanted to talk about our upcoming product launch.”

English Lesson: No, that one's dead.
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18. “No, that one's dead.”

English Lesson: Why don’t we go around the room and introduce ourselves, and say a few words about what you do here.
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19. “Why don’t we go around the room and introduce ourselves, and say a few words about what you do here.”

English Lesson: Our revenues have been mostly flat, but our profit margin has been shrinking.
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20. “Our revenues have been mostly flat, but our profit margin has been shrinking.”