Test: What does the phrase express? (Foreign Language - business english expressions


What does the phrase express?Versión en línea Language for discussing options por Maria Mytnik 1 I'd say there are two ways we could deal with this. a looking at options b making a decision c stating future action 2 We could have a chat with him about his sales reports. a stating the problem b changing your approach c looking at options 3 If we take a firm approach, there's a risk he may get upset and look for another job. a looking at options b discussing possible effects c stating future action 4 OK, let's look at it from another angle. a expressing qualified agreement b changing your approach c looking at options 5 Yeah, the problem is, he's a really good salesman, but I agree he needs tighter control. a stating the problem b discussing possible effects c making a decision 6 If we just have a friendly chat with him, he may not take it seriously. a changing your approach b making a decision c discussing possible effects 7 The way I see it is he doesn't like rules. a stating the problem b expressing qualified agreement c stating future action 8 If we do that, he may come to his senses. a stating the problem b changing your approach c discussing possible effects 9 One consquence could be that he gives in his resignation. a stating future action b changing your approach c discussing possible effects d making a decision 10 Why don't we deal with it in a different way? a changing your approach b discussing possible effects c making a decision d stating the problem 11 Let's consider another approach. a looking at options b changing your approach c stating future action d expressing qualified agreement 12 I'm with you up to a point, but it may not work. a looking at options b discussing possible effects c stating future action d expressing qualified agreement 13 You could be right, but it's a risky strategy. a expressing qualified agreement b discussing possible effects c changing your approach d making a decision 14 Let's see if we can sort this out. a looking at options b stating future action c making a decision d stating the problem 15 The next thing to do is fix up a meeting. a expressing qualified agreement b stating the problem c stating future action d changing the approach 16 I'll arrange for Tom to meet us. a stating future action b stating the problem c changing your approach d expressing qualified agreement

1

I'd say there are two ways we could deal with this.

a

looking at options

b

making a decision

c

stating future action

2

We could have a chat with him about his sales reports.

a

stating the problem

b

changing your approach

c

looking at options

3

If we take a firm approach, there's a risk he may get upset and look for another job.

a

looking at options

b

discussing possible effects

c

stating future action

4

OK, let's look at it from another angle.

a

expressing qualified agreement

b

changing your approach

c

looking at options

5

Yeah, the problem is, he's a really good salesman, but I agree he needs tighter control.

a

stating the problem

b

discussing possible effects

c

making a decision

6

If we just have a friendly chat with him, he may not take it seriously.

a

changing your approach

b

making a decision

c

discussing possible effects

7

The way I see it is he doesn't like rules.

a

stating the problem

b

expressing qualified agreement

c

stating future action

8

If we do that, he may come to his senses.

a

stating the problem

b

changing your approach

c

discussing possible effects

9

One consquence could be that he gives in his resignation.

a

stating future action

b

changing your approach

c

discussing possible effects

d

making a decision

10

Why don't we deal with it in a different way?

a

changing your approach

b

discussing possible effects

c

making a decision

d

stating the problem

11

Let's consider another approach.

a

looking at options

b

changing your approach

c

stating future action

d

expressing qualified agreement

12

I'm with you up to a point, but it may not work.

a

looking at options

b

discussing possible effects

c

stating future action

d

expressing qualified agreement

13

You could be right, but it's a risky strategy.

a

expressing qualified agreement

b

discussing possible effects

c

changing your approach

d

making a decision

14

Let's see if we can sort this out.

a

looking at options

b

stating future action

c

making a decision

d

stating the problem

15

The next thing to do is fix up a meeting.

a

expressing qualified agreement

b

stating the problem

c

stating future action

d

changing the approach

16

I'll arrange for Tom to meet us.

a

stating future action

b

stating the problem

c

changing your approach

d

expressing qualified agreement

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What does the phrase express?Versión en línea

por Maria Mytnik

I'd say there are two ways we could deal with this.

We could have a chat with him about his sales reports.

If we take a firm approach, there's a risk he may get upset and look for another job.

OK, let's look at it from another angle.

Yeah, the problem is, he's a really good salesman, but I agree he needs tighter control.

If we just have a friendly chat with him, he may not take it seriously.

The way I see it is he doesn't like rules.

If we do that, he may come to his senses.

One consquence could be that he gives in his resignation.

Why don't we deal with it in a different way?

Let's consider another approach.

I'm with you up to a point, but it may not work.

You could be right, but it's a risky strategy.

Let's see if we can sort this out.

The next thing to do is fix up a meeting.

I'll arrange for Tom to meet us.