English Business Meeting

I have to say, it ______ interesting, but we should wait.

• sounds

• completely

• sound

• listened

I’m _____ that I can’t agree with you on this.

• terrified

• afraid

• terrifying

• scary

At the moment, I ______ that we can afford more than $250.000. Sorry.

• think

• am sure

• am doubt

• doubt

That’s a good point. But to be _____, I don’t believe that changing the process will work.

• certain

• clear

• honest

• firm

 I _____ agree with you about the new office. It’s an excellent idea

• completely

• don't

• am not

• am

Which one is NOT an expression for keeping the meeting on time?

• Well, that seems to be all the time we have today.

• I'm afraid we've run out of time.

• Keep to the point, please.

• The project is not possible to be done, because the time frame is too short.

What do you say when you want to clarify things?

• Have I made that clear?

• Let me put this another way...

• All correct

• Could you see what I'm getting at?

What do you say to disagree with other opinions?

• A. I agree with you, but...

• B. (I'm afraid) I can't agree

• A and B are correct

• None of them is correct

You can state the principal objectives of the meeting by saying?

• We're here today to...

• Our aim is to...

• I've called this meeting in order to...

• All of these

What don't you say to give opinions?

• I don't think that...

• The way I see things...

• To sum up,...

• I (really) feel that...