Level: B1 | Topic: Business Meetings
| Word | Type | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| outline | verb/noun | to give a brief summary of the main points; the summary itself | Let me outline the key points of the proposal. |
| key point | noun phrase | the most important piece of information | The key point is that costs have risen by 15%. |
| supporting data | noun phrase | facts and figures used to back up a claim | Let me share some supporting data for that statement. |
| conclusion | noun | the final summary and result of a presentation or argument | Her conclusion was that the project was viable. |
| handout | noun | a printed document given to people during a meeting or presentation | I will distribute a handout before we begin. |
| Q&A | noun | Question and Answer session at the end of a presentation | We will have a ten-minute Q&A after the presentation. |
| summarise | verb | to give a shorter version of the main points | Let me summarise what we have discussed so far. |
| refer to | phrasal verb | to mention or direct attention to a source, slide, or document | Please refer to the chart on page three. |
| highlight | verb | to draw attention to something important | I want to highlight the risk in option two. |
| take questions | phrase | to invite the audience to ask questions | I will take questions at the end of this section. |
Read each sentence. Is it true or false?
1. A handout is a printed document given to participants.
2. To summarise means to give a longer, more detailed version.
3. Q&A stands for Question and Answer.
4. Supporting data is used to back up a claim.
5. To highlight something means to hide it from the audience.
6. A conclusion is the final summary of a presentation.
7. To refer to something means to mention or direct attention to it.
8. To outline means to give a long detailed description.
1. Let me _____ the three main points of the proposal.
2. I will _____ questions after the final slide.
3. Please _____ the table on page four.
4. I want to _____ the main risk in option three.
5. We will have a _____ session at the end.
6. I will distribute a _____ before the presentation starts.
7. Her _____ was that the project should go ahead.
8. Let me _____ the main points before we move on.
Click a word then click its matching definition.
1. Let me __ the three key points of today's proposal.
2. I will distribute a __ before we start.
3. Let me share some __ to support that claim.
4. Please __ to the graph on the second slide.
5. I want to __ the main concern in option two.
6. Let me __ what we have covered so far.
7. We will have a ten-minute __ after the presentation.
8. Her __ was that the merger should proceed.
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Click a word, then click the correct column.
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