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Workplace Communication Challenge


Workplace Communication ChallengeVersión en línea Put your workplace English to the test! por Karen Pulido 1 Question 1 – You are in a meeting and your manager asks for your opinion about a new project. What do you say? a Could you repeat that? b I think this is a good idea. c Send me the report. d Goodbye, everyone. 2 Question 2 – You need your colleague to send you an important report. What do you say? a That's a great idea. b I don't understand the report. c Send me the report now! d Could you send me the report, please? 3 Question 3 – Your colleague gives you some information, but you didn't hear it clearly. What do you say? a I think that's a good idea. b Could you send me the report? c Could you repeat that, please? d I agree with you. 4 Question 4 – Your colleague explains a task, but you don't understand the explanation. What do you say? a Could you explain that again? b I agree with you. c That's a great idea! d Could you send me the report? 5 Question 5 - During a meeting, you have an idea to improve the project. What do you say? a Could you repeat that, please? b Could you help me with this? c Goodbye. d I suggest that we change the schedule. 6 Question 6 – Your colleague suggests creating a new strategy, and you think it is a good idea. What do you say? a Could you send me the report? b What do you mean by that? c I agree with you. d Could you speak more slowly? 7 Question 7 – You are in a meeting, but your colleague is speaking too fast. What do you say? a That's a great idea. b Could you speak more slowly, please? c I suggest that we stop. d I think that is a good idea. 8 Question 8 – Your colleague suggests a new way to organize the project, and you really like the idea. What do you say? a What do you mean by...? b That's a great idea! c Could you repeat that? d Could you send me the report? Feedback 1 “I think...” is commonly used to introduce a personal opinion in a professional discussion. It allows the speaker to express a viewpoint clearly and appropriately without presenting it as an absolute fact. 2 Using “Could you...?” transforms a direct request into a more polite and professional one. It is appropriate when asking a colleague to complete a specific task or provide something. 3 This expression is used when the listener has not heard or understood the message clearly enough. It politely asks the speaker to repeat the same information. 4 This expression is appropriate when the listener has received the information but needs a clearer or more detailed explanation before they can understand it completely. 5 “I suggest that...” introduces a possible course of action in a professional and constructive way. It allows the speaker to propose a solution or improvement without giving a direct order. 6 This expression is used to explicitly show agreement with another person's opinion or proposal. It helps demonstrate active participation and collaboration during a professional discussion. 7 This expression is useful when the speaker's pace makes the information difficult to follow. The use of “Could you...?” makes the request more courteous and suitable for a professional context. 8 This expression communicates positive agreement with a colleague's suggestion. It acknowledges the contribution of the other person and encourages collaborative communication in the workplace.

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Workplace Communication ChallengeVersión en línea

por Karen Pulido

Question 1 – You are in a meeting and your manager asks for your opinion about a new project. What do you say?

Question 2 – You need your colleague to send you an important report. What do you say?

Question 3 – Your colleague gives you some information, but you didn't hear it clearly. What do you say?

Question 4 – Your colleague explains a task, but you don't understand the explanation. What do you say?

Question 5 - During a meeting, you have an idea to improve the project. What do you say?

Question 6 – Your colleague suggests creating a new strategy, and you think it is a good idea. What do you say?

Question 7 – You are in a meeting, but your colleague is speaking too fast. What do you say?

Question 8 – Your colleague suggests a new way to organize the project, and you really like the idea. What do you say?

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