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**课程名称：商务会议360个实用英语短语** **课程概述：** 本课程基于商务会议中的简单英语对话，通过51个短小的视频课程，深入探讨会议不同环节所需的英语表达。每节课时长2-4分钟，通过引用会议对话片段，解析其情境下的实用英语。课程将教授6-12个与讨论情境相关的即时可用英语短语，涵盖求职、工作及日常交流。 **主要学习内容：** * **第一章：观点表达（第一部分）** * 征求会议所有参与者的意见（8个短语） * 征求特定一人的意见（8个短语） * 提出中立性观点（10个短语） * 从不同角度提问（3个短语） * 给出试探性观点（7个短语） * 给出坚定观点（8个短语） * **第二章：同意与不同意** * 强烈同意（11个短语） * 温和同意他人观点（10个短语） * 不确定时的试探性或部分同意（5个短语） * 强烈不同意（14个短语） * 温和不同意（8个短语） * 使用“especially”表示同意（3个短语） * 使用“all, whole, entire, each and every”表示同意（4个短语） * 使用“so do I”表达同意（6个短语） * 使用“but”表示不同意（7个短语） * 其他委婉表达不同意的方法（8个短语） * **第三章：建议** * 征求所有人解决问题的建议（12个短语） * 提出建议（8个短语） * 委婉拒绝建议或表达不同意见（4个短语） * 通过质疑表达不同意见（6个短语） * 直接反对建议（5个短语） * 强烈非正式地反对建议（5个短语） * 提供替代性建议（12个短语） * 征求被否决建议的替代方案（5个短语） * 称赞他人想法（8个短语） * 表示与他人建议一致（5个短语） * 中立地同意他人建议（5个短语） * 轻视他人建议（5个短语） * **第四章：其他与建议相关的情境** * 在多个建议中偏好某个建议（5个短语） * 被迫同意不确定的建议（7个短语） * 没有建议可说时（6个短语） * 对所有建议持中立态度（5个短语） * 鼓励参与者提出更多建议（6个短语） * 在头脑风暴中提出非传统建议（5个短语） * 在他人想法基础上提出建议（7个短语） * **第五章：打断** * 主动打断及允许他人打断（12个短语） * 允许他人打断（5个短语） * 阻止他人打断（7个短语） * 被打断后继续发言（8个短语） * **第六章：澄清** * 表达不理解（8个短语） * 请求完整澄清（11个短语） * 回溯说明（5个短语） * 就特定词语或短语提问（10个短语） * 进行澄清说明（9个短语） * 复述以确认理解（12个短语） * 纠正他人理解（4个短语） * 要求更多信息（4个短语） * 确认他人理解正确（4个短语） * 请求澄清未听清的内容（12个短语） * 通过举例进行澄清（4个短语） * 回应他人澄清（4个短语） **注意：** 本课程属于通用英语课程，侧重于商务会议中的常规英语表达。课程中的示例也可用于日常生活对话。关于安排会议、开始会议、陈述事实、解决冲突、主持会议、投票和结束会议等商务英语细节将在另一门独立课程中讲解。祝您学习愉快！
The course is based on a simple English conversation in a business meeting. In 51 short lessons we will be discussing the English used in different parts of the meeting. Each lesson is a short video between 2 to 4 minutes (rarely longer than 4 minutes), Quotation from a part of the meeting conversation.Discussing the situational english used in this part of the meeting.About 6 to 12 different examples of English phrases related to the discussed situation that you can use right away in your meeting, job and life. Here is a list of what you will learn: Chapter 1: Situations related to Opinions (Part 1): Seeking opinions of all participants of the meeting. (8 Phrases). Seeking the opinion of just one person. (8 Phrases). Giving an opinion that is neutral (10 Phrases). Asking for opinions from different angles (3 Phrases) Giving a tentative opinion (7 Phrases). Giving a strong opinion (8 Phrases). Chapter 2: Situations related to agreement and disagreement opinions: Strong Agreement (11 Phrases). Moderate agreement with someone's opinion (10 Phrases). Tentative or partial agreement when you are not sure (5 Phrases). Strong Disagreement (14 Phrases). Moderate Disagreement (8 Phrases). Agreement using the word "especially" (3 Phrases). Agreement using the words "all, whole, entire, each and every" (4 Phrases). Using "so do I" to express agreement (6 Phrases). Disagreement using the word "but" (7 Phrases). Other indirect means of expressing disagreement with someone's opinion (8 Phrases). Chapter 3: situations related to Suggestions: Asking all participants for their suggestions to solve a problem (12 Phrases). Giving suggestions (8 Phrases). Rejecting a suggestion or expressing disagreement in a diplomatic way (4 Phrases). Expressing disagreement by casting doubt on an idea (6 Phrases). Direct disagreement with a suggestion (5 Phrases). Strong informal disagreement with a suggestion (5 Phrases). Offering alternative suggestions (12 Phrases). Soliciting for alternative suggestions to a rejected one. (5 Phrases).Praising others' ideas (8 Phrases). Agreeing with someone's suggestion by saying that you had the same idea in mind (5 Phrases). Neutral agreement with someone's suggestion (5 Phrases). Dismiss someone's suggestions as trivial (5 Phrases). Chapter 4: other situations that are also related to Suggestions: Preferring one suggestion over other given suggestions (5 Phrases). When you have to agree with a suggestion you aren't convinced about (7 Phrases). When you have no suggestions to say (6 Phrases). Being neutral towards all given suggestions (5 Phrases). Encouraging participants to give more suggestions (6 Phrases). Introducing unusual suggestions during brainstorming (5 Phrases). Building your suggestion on other people's ideas? (7 Phrases). Chapter 5: Situations that are also related to interruptions: Making interruption and asking some to interrupt him (12 Phrases). Allowing someone's interruption (5 Phrases). Stop someone's interruption and disallow him to speak (7 Phrases). Continue what you was saying after being interrupted (8 Phrases). Chapter 6: Situations that are also related to clarification: Express lack of understanding (8 Phrases). Ask for full clarification of what is meant (11 Phrases). Referring forward when you want to explain something later in the meeting (5 Phrases). Asking for clarification on only one word or phrase (10 Phrases). Giving clarification of what is meant (9 Phrases). Paraphrasing to check if you understand correctly what has been said (12 Phrases). Correcting someone's understanding (4 Phrases). Asking for more information when clarification is not enough (4 Phrases). Confirming that someone correctly understands you (4 Phrases). Ask for clarification of something you did not hear clearly (12 Phrases). Giving example for more clarification (4 Phrases). Responding to someone who has given a clarification (4 Phrases). Note: This is a general English course, it only includes the general English used in business meetings. The examples in this course can also be used in everyday conversations. The business English part of the course which includes: Arranging for a meeting, starting a meeting, presenting facts, resolving conflict between participants, chairing a meeting,voting and ending a meeting will be explained in a separate course. Happy learning Full time English courses
