Useful Meeting Expressions — Board Meeting in London
Grammar: Useful expressions for meetings, networking, and professional conversation
Free ESL grammar exercise on useful meeting expressions themed around board meeting in london. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.
What's on this worksheet
A Level 3 (intermediate) ESL grammar exercise on business, practising useful expressions for meetings, networking, and professional conversation. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.
From the reading
Valentina had practised phrases like It's a pleasure to meet you and I've heard a lot about your work. The chairperson opened the meeting by saying, Shall we get started? During the discussion, team members used expressions such as Could you clarify that point?
Grammar
- Welcoming formally
- Use I'd like to welcome everyone here today to open a meeting — more formal than 'Hello everyone'.
- Checking understanding
- If I understand correctly, you are proposing a new contract. — Use to confirm before responding.
Sample items
- The chairperson said, ' ______ we get started?' and the meeting began.
- She said, 'It's a ______ to meet you,' and shook hands with the minister.
- 'Could you ______ that point, please?' she asked during the discussion.
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