FeelEng: คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษเกี่ยวกับธุรกิจ พร้อมประโยคตัวอย่าง EP.5 – Agenda
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AGENDA
\”We have a very full agenda of issues to discuss\”
FeelEng จะเน้นการฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยการพูดซ้ำ และใส่ Feeling ในการพูดด้วยค่ะ
1 ประโยคต่อคลิป
Concept แบ่งฝึกพูดเป็น 3 part
1. SLOW NO FEELING อ่านซ้ำๆ ไม่ต้องใส่ฟิลลิ่ง
2. FASTER WITH FEELING อ่านเร็วขึ้น ใส่ฟิลลิ่งด้วย
3. SPEAK WITH FEELING พูดประโยคใส่ฟิลลิ่ง
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How To Write Meeting Minutes In English
In this short lesson, you’ll learn the most common vocabulary and phrases used to write meeting minutes in English. You’ll also get lots of useful tips and a link to a free template.
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The vocabulary and phrases in this lesson:
Verbs for describing discussions:
mention, tell, propose, recommend, express concern about, explain, suggest, discuss, present, point out, agree, promise, request, emphasise, complain, ask, remind, report, summarise
Example sentences (use the past tense):
• TS pointed out that competition was getting tougher and requested an increase in the marketing budget.
• PW presented last month’s figures and underlined the importance of having a motivated sales team.
• HW explained the reasons for the increase in customer complaints.
• BN asked for more details about the new production line.
• RF expressed concern about the reliability of our new supplier.
• GD recommended hiring an external consultant to support us in the upcoming CRM project.
• WL complained about the lack of communication within the IT department.
• TR reminded us about the necessity of increasing our social media presence.
Examples of key decisions made (use the past simple passive was/were + past participle)
• A vote was taken and the proposal was approved by 3 to 1.
• It was decided that the marketing budget will be increased by 10%.
• It was agreed that the current supplier screening policy needs to be reviewed.
• The budget for 2021 was finalised (please see attached document).
• The guidelines for the new recruitment drive were defined (see attachment).
• Alex Henders was selected to lead the ERP project.
Verbs for writing action items/points:
organise, contact, arrange, find out, review, update, create, draw up, order, reserve, send, identify, finalise, check, define
Examples of action items/points (start with a verb in the infinitive):
• Review current supplier screening policy
• Draw up guidelines for using the new software
• Contact Ben Walters and ask for a better price
• Update website with new branding
• Order 10 new printers
• Find out when Dencore are launching their new model
• Reserve conference room at ITB Trade Show
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Let’s Learn English Around the House and Home | English Video with Subtitles
Why don’t we take some time today to learn some English around the house? In this English video lesson I take you on a tour of a friend’s home and explain to you all the different rooms in a house, and some of the things you will find there.
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Hi, Bob the Canadian here. Welcome to this video. If this is your first time here don’t forget to click the subscribe button below, and give me a thumbs up at some point during this video if it’s helping you learn English.
Well today we’re going to learn some English words and phrases that you can use to describe a house. I just came in through the front door. Houses generally have a front door and a back door. I’ll show you that one a bit later. And I’m standing in the front entrance or the entranceway of the house. It’s a little warm so I’m going to take off my coat and you’ll notice behind me there is a coat hanger. So I’m going to hang my coat here and I’m going to do what we traditionally do in Canada, and that is that I’m going to take off my shoes.
Before we go any further though, I want to thank Barb the Canadian for letting me use her house today to make this video, to help you learn English.
The front entranceway also usually has a closet where you can hang coats and other items. So especially in the winter when you come into a home you might want to hang your coat in the closet if there’s not enough room on the coat hangers.
So you’ll notice behind me here the kitchen. The kitchen is one of my favourite rooms in the house. I really like food so I really like kitchens. You’ll notice behind me here that a kitchen has a certain number of items. We have the refrigerator or the fridge, where you can keep food cold. This fridge has a freezer on the bottom. We also have the stove and generally we call this part the oven, where you would bake things, and over here we have the stove where you would cook things. If you look behind me here you’ll see we have a sink, so when you’re all done making your food and eating your food you can do the dishes, you can wash the dishes in the sink.
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