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5 Must-Know English Words: Project Updates
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This beginner-level lesson teaches five essential English verbs used in workplace project updates: process, update, brief, forward, and follow up. Each word is introduced with a clear definition, practical example sentences in context, and pronunciation practice. Learners will build confidence using professional vocabulary for office communication and teamwork.
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DownloadAre you ready to learn five new English words? This week's topic is project updates and there will be a quiz at the end to test you on the words. So, let's go.
Process. Process. It's a verb that means to handle or manage something in a regular or usual way. Here's an example.
Process them by noon. Process them by noon. Can you process them by noon?
Can you process them by noon? I just sent the new dishes. Can you process them by noon?
I'll process them. But this is madness. Let's review.
Say this out loud. Process. Process. Say this out loud.
Process them by noon. Process them by noon.
Say this out loud. Can you process them by noon?
Can you process them by noon? Update. Update. It's a verb that means to make something more modern or to add the newest information to it. Here's an example.
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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.
An update is a piece of news or a newer version of something that was already available. It is often used to describe new software that fixes problems or gives you the most recent facts about a situation.
A series of steps or actions taken in order to achieve a particular result. It explains how something is done or how it happens over time.
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