Spoken English Conversations at An Office
Spoken English Conversations at An Office
Alice: Good morning, Bob!
Bob: Morning, Alice! How’s it going?
Alice: Not too bad. Just trying to finish up that report for the meeting. How about you?
Bob: I’m working on the new marketing plan. It’s taking longer than I thought.
Alice: I know the feeling. Do you need any help with it?
Bob: Actually, yes. Could you take a look at these charts? I’m not sure if they look right.
Alice: Sure, I can help with that. Let’s take a look.
Bob: Thanks! I appreciate it.
Alice: No problem. What do you think of the new office layout? I heard they’re planning to move us to a different floor.
Bob: Really? I hadn’t heard that. Do you know when it’s happening?
Alice: I think it’s supposed to be next month. I hope it’s not too much of a hassle.
Bob: Me too. I guess we’ll find out soon enough.
Alice: Yeah. Well, let’s get back to work. I’ll go through these charts now.
Bob: Sounds good. Thanks again, Alice.
Alice: You’re welcome, Bob!
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Spoken English Conversations at An Office
Jane: Hi, Tom. Do you have a minute?
Tom: Hi, Jane. Yes, what’s up?
Jane: I’m having trouble with this client proposal. Could you give me some feedback?
Tom: Of course. Let’s take a look at it.
Jane: Thanks. I’m not sure if the budget section is clear enough.
Tom: Hmm, let’s see. It does look a bit complicated. Maybe try breaking it into simpler parts.
Jane: Good idea. I’ll add a few more explanations.
Tom: Also, make sure to include a summary at the end. It helps to recap the main points.
Jane: Got it. I’ll do that. Do you think the introduction is okay?
Tom: The introduction is fine. Just make sure it’s engaging and highlights the client’s needs.
Jane: I’ll revise it to make it more engaging. Thanks for your help, Tom!
Tom: You’re welcome, Jane. Let me know if you need anything else.
Jane: Will do. I appreciate it!
Tom: No problem. Good luck with the proposal!
Jane: Thanks! I’ll get back to work on it now.
Tom: Sounds good. Talk to you later!
Jane: Bye, Tom!
Spoken English Conversations at An Office
Emily: Hey, Jack. Do you have a moment to chat?
Jack: Hi, Emily. Sure, what’s on your mind?
Emily: I’m planning the team’s schedule for next month. Do you have any time off planned?
Jack: Actually, yes. I’m taking a week off for vacation. I’ll be gone from the 10th to the 17th.
Emily: Got it. I’ll make a note of that. Do you have any tasks that need to be handed over while you’re away?
Jack: Yes, please. Can you handle the weekly team meeting and the client check-ins for me?
Emily: No problem. I can take care of those. Is there anything else I should know?
Jack: Just make sure to follow up on the project deadlines. I’ve left some notes for you in the shared folder.
Emily: Okay, I’ll check the folder. Thanks for letting me know!
Jack: Thanks for helping out, Emily. I really appreciate it.
Emily: Happy to help! Have a great vacation.
Jack: Thanks! I’m looking forward to it.
Emily: I bet you are. Well, I’ll get to those tasks. See you later!
Jack: See you, Emily!
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