AGREEING AND DISAGREEING (MEETINGS)

This phrase is used to express strong agreement

• Absolutely

• I completely/totally agree

• I don't agree

• I somewhat agree

TYPE THE MISSING WORD:

That's just ________ I see it

LISTEN AND TYPE THE MISSING WORDS:

"_____________________ our deadlines, but we also need to ensure the quality of our work doesn't suffer."

LISTEN AND COMPLETE:

Right, ​ (a)   you that, but let's also ​ (b)   the other factors.

• I'll give
• look at
• look out
• will 
• give out

TYPE THE MISSING PART OF THIS PHRASE:

I agree with you up to a point, __________________________.

CHOOSE THE MISSING PART OF THIS ARGUMENT:

"I agree with you in principle,...

• "I'll give you that, but...

• "I agree with you up to a point, but...

• ...but we can't agree on everything".

• but we need to consider the potential impact on our budget."

COMPLETE THE PHRASE:

I ​ (a)   it ​ (b)   . However, I do see your ​ (c)   .

• see
• differently
• point
• hear
• different
• views

LISTEN AND TYPE THE MISSING PART OF THE PHRASE:

• ______________________, so maybe we could discuss it further at another time.

I suggest ___________ more resources to the marketing team to boost our campaign's reach

• (that) we allocate

• us to allocate

• we allocating

• that us to allocate

LISTEN AND TYPE THE MISSING WORDS:

______________ we assess the impact this issue will have on our budget