Sure. "May I have your attention?" is good for starting a meeting. "I'd like to propose..." is useful when suggesting ideas. "Could you please forward this document to...?" is helpful for sharing files. "Thank you in advance." shows gratitude. "I'll keep you updated." keeps colleagues informed. What do you think? Do you want more examples?
Here are some useful office phrases to improve your English at work:
1. Asking for clarification:
- "Could you please clarify what you mean by...?"
- "Would you mind explaining that again?"
2. Requesting help:
- "I could use your help with..."
- "Would you be able to assist me with...?"
3. Following up:
- "Just checking in on..."
- "Could you provide an update on...?"
4. Polite disagreements:
- "I see your point, but I think..."
- "That’s an interesting idea, however..."
5. Closing a conversation:
- "Let me know if you need anything else."
- "I’ll get back to you on that."
Tips for improvement:
- Use formal but natural language (avoid overly complex words).
- Practice small talk (e.g., "How was your weekend?").
- Listen to native speakers (podcasts, meetings) to improve fluency.
Would you like phrases for emails or meetings specifically?