Business English Skill Set – Small Talk
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1. Question
Select all of the answers which are correct.
Using diplomatic language is necessary in order to…
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2. Question
What is ‘slang’?
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3. Question
‘Brash’ means ….
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4. Question
Learning and communicating in a new language is always smooth sailing.
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5. Question
If someone is ‘perplexed’ they are …..
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6. Question
Label the expressions.
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- Meeting a person who you haven't met in person yet.
- Talking about work and mutual acquaintances
- Saying you don't understand.
- Paraphrasing
- Accepting an invitation.
- Declining an invitation
- It's a pleasure to finally meet you!
- Pass on my best regards to the team.
- I'm not quite sure I follow.
- Sorry, let me put that another way…
- That sounds great. Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.
- I'd love to, but I'm afraid I'm tied up in interviews all day on Tuesday.
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7. Question
Match the sentences to create exchanges.
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- Oh that's a shame. How about Thursday?
- Great – see you then!
- Yeah it's coming along nicely. We are in the testing stage now.
- She's well, thanks. She sends her regards.
- Sorry, let me rephrase that…
- Oh thanks, that would be great.
- I'm afraid Wednesday doesn't work for me.
- That sounds like a great idea. See you on Monday!
- How's the project going?
- I haven't seen Jan in a while. How is she doing?
- I'm afraid I don't follow
- You really ought to talk to Frank. Here, let me give you his number.
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8. Question
Fill in the spaces with an appropriate word or phrase.
(Bumping into someone who you hadn’t expected to see.)
What a surprise! How you been?
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9. Question
Fill in the spaces with an appropriate word or phrase.
(Saying you don’t understand.)
My , I didn’t quite that.
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10. Question
Fill in the spaces with an appropriate word or phrase.
(Talking about work and mutual acquaintances.)
How Sally doing? I seen her in a while. Please her my regards when you next see her.
Yeah, she’s , thank you. I will do.
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