English Lessons via Skype 10 Business English Phrases for Giving Feedback at Work
English Lessons via Skype 10 Business English Phrases for Giving Feedback at Work presents ten phrases for giving feedback, each explained and shown in use, on the English Lessons via Skype blog. A three-step structure comes first, naming the exact issue, explaining why it matters and saying what would help, and the wording is then sorted by who you are speaking to.
100% Free (unlimited): The lesson is open on the page with no account and no payment: the audio version, the ten phrases, the variations by listener, the practice exercise and the questions and answers. The site also teaches lessons online, and the page can be used on its own.
How It Helps Your Business English
The page opens with an audio version of the lesson and what makes feedback constructive, then the three-step structure, then ten phrases one by one with what each one does. After them come the questions to ask instead of stating a problem, whether praise has to come first and last, the wording for a colleague, a report, a manager and a client, and a practice exercise.
You listen to the lesson once, then read the ten phrases and mark the three that fit the way you actually speak. Rework each of them with your own project in it, keeping the three steps in order. The section by listener shows what to change when the same message goes to your manager rather than to your team, and the exercise checks the choice you would make.
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