How to Speak Up in Meetings in English

This video tutorial from All Ears English provides three simple phrases to help individuals confidently enter conversations during meetings or conferences. The phrases include 'I'd like to share something,' 'Can I say something?' and 'Could I add something?' These expressions are designed to help participants gain attention and contribute effectively in group discussions.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• How to conduct a survey

• How to organize a conference

• How to raise your hand and contribute in meetings

• How to write a report

Which phrase is suggested to start sharing an idea?

• I have a question

• Let me explain

• I disagree

• I'd like to share something

What is the second phrase mentioned to enter a conversation?

• May I interrupt?

• Let me add

• Can I say something?

• I have a point

What is the third phrase suggested for contributing in a meeting?

• Could I add something?

• Let me share

• I have an idea

• I want to speak

What is the purpose of using the suggested phrases in meetings?

• To confuse others

• To avoid speaking

• To get people to look at you and listen

• To dominate the conversation