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Practice Talking About The Progress of an Ongoing Project
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This practice video teaches A2-level English learners how to discuss project progress using common business expressions. Key phrases include 'bring us up to speed,' 'on track,' 'under budget,' 'anticipated,' and 'keep an eye on.' Through multiple-choice, true-or-false, and listening exercises, learners will practice distinguishing positive, negative, and neutral tones in business communication while building essential project management vocabulary in English.
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DownloadExpand your vocabulary with our core [music] 2, 000 words ebook. It's free and packed with essential expressions that you'll use on a daily basis. Start building your vocabulary today. [music] Click the link in the description below to download your free English ebook before it's gone. Do you know how to talk about the progress of an ongoing project in English? Welcome to three-step English practice by englishclass101.com.
In this lesson, you'll practice how to talk about the progress of an ongoing project.
Let's look at the main dialogue. Two people are having a conversation.
Isabelle, can you bring us up to speed on the progress on the new facility?
Sure, Frank. So far, progress is looking good. Construction at this site has been increasing steadily since we began a few months ago. We should be on track to open the facility early next year.
bring us up to speed and on track are common expressions we use in business English to talk about project progress.
Has been increasing is the present perfect continuous tense which we often use to describe an action that started in the past and is still happening now.
Let's practice more useful vocabulary and expressions like these in this lesson.
Here's a list of common business project related phrases.
First is bring us up to speed. Bring us up to speed. Bring us up to speed.
On track. On track. On track. Under budget.
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Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
A track is a special path or circuit, usually in an oval shape, used for sports like running, cycling, or horse racing. It provides a flat, controlled surface for athletes to compete and practice.
To regard something as probable or to expect it to happen. As an adjective, it describes something that is expected or looked forward to with excitement or anxiety.
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