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var fb=document.getElementById(‘fb’+q);fb.style.display=’block’;
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else{fb.style.background=’#fed7d7′;fb.style.color=’#9b2c2c’;fb.innerHTML=’✗ ‘+exp;}
}
function checkF(id,ans){
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var fb=document.getElementById(‘ff’+id);fb.style.display=’block’;
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}
B2 ⏱ 5 min
🤝 English for Business Meetings — Phrases That Work
I ran team briefings in Sydney with staff from 12 countries. The meeting phrases below kept everything on track — and on time.
📖 Meeting Phrases
Opening a meeting:
Let’s get started. / Shall we begin? / I’d like to call the meeting to order.
Giving the floor:
I’d like to hand over to… / Could we hear from…? / [Name], would you like to add anything?
Moving forward:
Let’s move on to the next point. / Can we park that for now? / That’s a good point — shall we note it?
Summarising and closing:
To summarise, we’ve agreed that… / The action points are… / I’ll send the minutes by end of day.
To formally start a meeting you say:
‘Can we park that for now?’ means:
‘The action points are…’ is used to:
Let’s ____________ on to the next item on the agenda.
I’ll ____________ the minutes by end of day. (send a written record)
🎭 Role Play
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