Business English - Conference Call Problems - Vocabulary
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Task Description
In this funny video students choose the best MCQ option in connection with teleconferencing issues.
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Real life problems during teleconferences summed up in this funny video. Participants run into all kinds of issues while they are trying to have a meeting.
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3 minutes 26 seconds
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Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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General topic
Grammar topic
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:Business/professional students
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10/10/2017
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Choose the correct options.
At the beginning of a TC you normally say....
Simon is here.
My name is Simon.
I'm Simon.
Simon is there.
2. Choose the correct options.
When the line goes dead you can say: "Sorry (guys), I got...."
called off
got off
cut off
put off
3. Choose the correct options.
When you want to identify yourself during a TC you can say: "....Beth."
I am....
This is...
My name is...
That is...
4. Choose the correct options.
To make the conversation smoother, John could say: "..."
Let me go first.
I want to talk first.
Me first.
Let me first.
5. Choose the correct options.
To politely interrupt the others Beth could say: "...I just say something?"
Would
Should
Could
Will
6. Choose the correct options.
In this situation John could say: "Tyler,..."
you are loosing up.
you are fainting.
you are breaking up.
you are echoing.
7. Choose the correct options.
John is saying: "I was on... Let me start....."
mute...over
mule....other
mute...other
pute...over
8. Choose the correct options.
Trip is asking from Paul:" Do you have any....on staffing?"
contents
comments
commands
commitments
9. Choose the correct options.
Beth could say: "Trip you are...."
egoing
going
echoing
breaking up
10. Choose the correct options.
At the end of a TC, it is a good idea to summarize the most important points. Trip could say: "Can I just ask everyone to......their views?"
sum on
sum to
sum up
sum in
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