English for Working In a Team - Business English Conversation Lesson

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Thank you for a very informative and helpful lesson. Maybe I will use some of the phrases in conversations with my colleagues about our common projects

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Is that correct: "They’re taking a lot more time that I expected" at 11:43. I guess it should be: "... than I expected" , shouldn't it? Found in the subtitles and the same in the script on the website. Thank you!

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Good catch. Yes, 'than.'

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Can I ask something? I've been taught all my life to include definite article "the" in front of best but it isn't included in the example sentence. "It might be best to get some prices first". Can you explain why "the" isn't used here ?

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Hi Harry. Good question. This is the form that is used when 'best' relates to a course of action, whereas 'the best' relates to something. Here are a few examples: Smart phone, tablet or laptop? What is the best (choice) for this purpose? - In this sentence, we are referring to the physical item. Smart phone, tablet or laptop? What is best (to choose) for this purpose? - In this sentence, we are referring to the course of action. Hope this helps you!

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Hello teachers, I have noticed that you use a collocation (The team LEAD) speaking about a person (particularly at time 1:51 ) Is it correct? All my life I use a collocation (the team LEADER). Am I correct?

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Hi Arman. Both 'lead' and 'leader' can be used. In business, the word 'lead' is used a bit more often for job titles. It's used after a specific department, such as the 'creative lead,' or, 'project lead.' Hope this helps you!

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Hello Teachers, I noticed sometime you use In a team and sometime on a time. Is there any difference there?

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Great, question, Arman. We can use both 'in' and 'on' when talking about a team. Thanks for watching!

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"During these inspections, polution level were found to be high in some industries." In this writer could write 'were found high,then it's meaning was clear but meaning of 'were found to be high' is not clear (if it were 'to be+v3' then it's sense would understandable but is given' to be V1' what is this structure ) pls tell

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Hi Ajay. The correct phrase is: '...were found to be high...' This is a common structure used in the news and other types of reports. We have a lesson on different levels of using 'be' which might also help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/5-levels-english-grammar-be.

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Hello, i just want to mention that there is a misunderstanding for the word reference (the third slected word on the dialog) which mean mentioning to the source of informaton . on the other side there is the verb refer which mean allude to or mention . According to the video especially at 10;31 min you said that reference is equal to a file name or have the same meaning . personally i suggest that may be further from the right meaning So ,may you recheck that and let me know soon whether i m correct or incorrect.

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Hi Jalal. I can see how that might be confusing. We didn't say that the word 'reference' was defined as 'file name.' A 'reference' can mean something that is a sign or indication or something else. In the dialogue, Martin asked if Savannah could label the designs using simple file names and somehow reference the design on the label. Savannah then wanted to clarify if that reference should be the file name or something different. In summary, Martin explained that each design will have a heading, a number and a reference (which is the file name in this instance). Does that help? You can also read the script on our website, which can sometimes be helpful: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/working-in-a-team.

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