π£οΈ Conversation Practice for Professionals and Businessmen
Talking About Meetings & Communication (Part 1)
Step 1 β Word Warm-Up (2 minutes)
Read these words aloud slowly twice:
agenda, meeting, minutes, update, brief, discussion, presentation, delegate, follow-up, feedback.
π Say them again β this time imagine how each word fits your real office meetings and teamwork.
Step 2 β Small-Answer Questions for Practice
Read each answer three times or more to understand it clearly.
Practice speaking your answer in front of a mirror or record a short video.
Watch your recording, notice small mistakes, then move to the next question.
- How do you prepare an agenda (list of topics to be discussed) before a meeting?
I create a simple agenda before every meeting. A clear agenda keeps the meeting focused and productive.
- How often do you attend a meeting (formal group discussion for work)?
I attend meetings twice a week. Each meeting helps me share updates and stay connected with the team.
- Who usually records the minutes (written summary of meeting decisions)?
Our coordinator writes the minutes. Those minutes help everyone remember key decisions and next steps.
- When do you share an update (latest information or progress report)?
I share an update every Monday. A regular update keeps everyone informed and confident.
- How do you brief (give short information) your team before a project starts?
I brief my team clearly before every project. A short brief helps them start with confidence.
- How do you handle a discussion (talk to share ideas or opinions)?
I keep every discussion open and respectful. A good discussion always leads to better ideas.
- How do you prepare a presentation (structured talk to explain something)?
I plan my presentation well and practice it twice. A strong presentation makes my message clear.
- Do you delegate (assign tasks to others) work to your team members?
Yes, I delegate work based on skill. When I delegate wisely, the whole team performs better.
- When do you send a follow-up (check or reminder after a meeting or email)?
I send a follow-up within 24 hours. A quick follow-up keeps communication smooth and professional.
- How do you give feedback (comments to help someone improve)?
I give feedback politely and clearly. Honest feedback helps others grow faster.
Step 3 β Speak It Out (Fun Practice)
Now itβs time to speak English confidently β without worrying about grammar.
Imagine youβre talking with your manager or client.
Say each question out loud and answer it in your own words.
- How do you prepare your agenda (list of topics) before a meeting?
- When do you send an update (latest information) to your client?
- How do you handle a discussion (exchange of ideas) with your team?
- When was your last presentation (structured talk to explain something)?
- How do you delegate (assign tasks) work effectively?
- When do you follow up (check again) after a meeting?
- How do you give feedback (comments to improve) politely?
- How do you brief (give short information) your team?
- Who usually writes the minutes (meeting summary) in your office?
- How often do you attend (be present at) official meetings?
Member discussion