Why Feedback Needs More Than “I’m Right”: Phrases you can use when someone disagrees with you
I made a big mistake the other day. I was giving feedback to someone on something they had done. Recently, I have started giving written feedback rather than verbal feedback. This means the feedback is asynchronous. In other words, I write the feedback, the other person reads it in their own time, and then they […]
Team Meeting Phrasal Verbs — Explained with Examples
Phrasal verbs are a key part of sounding natural in English, especially when talking about meetings or project work.They’re short, flexible, and help your speech sound less robotic and more fluent. Let’s look at how we use them in context. The Story Imagine your software team has been asked to attend a sprint-planning meeting.Everyone blocks […]
How to Ask for More Information and Updates in English – Naturally and Professionally
Have you ever been in a meeting where you didn’t quite understand what someone meant, but you didn’t want to interrupt?Knowing how to ask for more information is a vital part of professional communication, especially when English isn’t your first language. You will learn how to ask naturally, clearly, and politely, just as a native […]