03.2023 Office Talk
Prepare for the meeting in advance
EIE American / provided
 It is not easy to prepare for a meeting. In addition to excellent briefing materials, such as projection/voice control equipment, venue/refreshment arrangement, etc., all must be comprehensive to ensure smooth and efficient proceedings. However, in case of an accident, how to remedy it? This issue of "English Classroom" shows you how to cope.
Vocabulary
1. adapter
2. Here you go
3. a life saver
4. Can't wait to
5. sounds like a plan
Sample Dialog
MarkGood afternoon, Sandra. (Good afternoon, Sandra.)
SandraGood afternoon, Mark. I’m setting up for the meeting. Do you know where I can find an adapter (Good afternoon, Mark. I'm preparing for the meeting. Do you know where to find the adapter?)
MarkIs it for projecting your PowerPoint slides (Do you want to connect to the projector to project the PPT briefing?)
Sandra: Yes, it is. My Mac has only HDMI, but I forgot to bring my adapter with me
MarkYou can use mine. Here you go (You can use mine. Here you are!)
SandraYou are a life saver. Thanks a ton. (You are really the savior! Thank you very much!)
MarkI know the meeting today will be focusing on project strategy. I can't wait to learn more about it
SandraJames and I will present our strategic plan later. I hope you’ll provide your comments and feedback. (James and I will introduce the strategic plan to you later. I hope you will not hesitate to provide comments and counter suggestions.)
MarkLooking forward to it. Let’s get your slides ready before the others arrive. (I'm looking forward to it! Let's prepare the briefing materials before you enter the conference room.)
SandraSounds like a plan. Thank you. (Sounds good. Thank you.)
 The above English teaching is provided by EIE American.
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Vocabulary
1. adapter
2. Here you go
3. a life saver
4. Can't wait to
5. sounds like a plan
Sample Dialog
MarkGood afternoon, Sandra. (Good afternoon, Sandra.)
SandraGood afternoon, Mark. I’m setting up for the meeting. Do you know where I can find an adapter (Good afternoon, Mark. I'm preparing for the meeting. Do you know where to find the adapter?)
MarkIs it for projecting your PowerPoint slides (Do you want to connect to the projector to project the PPT briefing?)
Sandra: Yes, it is. My Mac has only HDMI, but I forgot to bring my adapter with me
MarkYou can use mine. Here you go (You can use mine. Here you are!)
SandraYou are a life saver. Thanks a ton. (You are really the savior! Thank you very much!)
MarkI know the meeting today will be focusing on project strategy. I can't wait to learn more about it
SandraJames and I will present our strategic plan later. I hope you’ll provide your comments and feedback. (James and I will introduce the strategic plan to you later. I hope you will not hesitate to provide comments and counter suggestions.)
MarkLooking forward to it. Let’s get your slides ready before the others arrive. (I'm looking forward to it! Let's prepare the briefing materials before you enter the conference room.)
SandraSounds like a plan. Thank you. (Sounds good. Thank you.)
 The above English teaching is provided by EIE American.
ELE online English course registration: http://bit.ly/3XHfutH
For English course consultation, please contact EIE Institute Belle Yin (Tel: (02) 8773-6828 Ext. 368; Email: belle@eie.com.tw
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