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Could you help me understand this report format when you have ten minutes?
Yes, of course. Give me the update and we can check the next step.
I have completed the data section, but I am unsure how the summary is normally written.
That sounds clear. Let us make sure the responsibility and timing are understood.
Great. I just want to make sure I have understood everything correctly before we continue.
No problem. It is always better to confirm the details than to guess.
If you show me one previous example, I should be able to finish it myself.
Yes, that is the right interpretation.
Okay, I understand. Let me repeat the main point in my own words so I remember it.
Perfect. Go ahead. If anything is missing, I will correct it.
Thanks. I will send you my draft before four so we can check it before the deadline.
Perfect. Send the update when it is ready and let me know early if anything changes.
Thank you. That makes the situation much easier for me.
You are welcome. I am glad we could sort it out clearly.
Useful Expressions
- Do you have a minute?
- Could you explain the priority?
- Is that correct?
- I’ll update you.
Speak it aloud
Read the conversation once. Then choose one role and speak only that role aloud. On the second round, close the page after each line and try to respond naturally in your own words.
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Keep the same situation but change two details. For example, change the time, place, problem, preference or reason. Try to continue the conversation for one extra minute without reading.
