Unit 4 - Clarifying and Asking Questions | Exercises and Flashcards

Unit 4 - Clarifying and Asking Questions, English for Effective Meetings Exercises and Flashcards

Wordlist for Unit 4 - Clarifying and Asking Questions, English for Effective Meetings

Word	Example
clarification	Could you give a quick clarification?
misunderstanding	There was a small misunderstanding earlier.
assumption	Let's not base decisions on assumptions.
accuracy	The accuracy of the data is critical.
inquiry	We received an inquiry about delivery times.
explanation	Thank you for the detailed explanation.
interpretation	I think your interpretation is correct.
repetition	That point needs repetition for clarity.
confusion	I want to avoid any confusion.
intention	What's the intention behind this suggestion?
detail	Let me explain that in more detail.
concern	I have a concern about the figures.
question	That's an important question.
response	The response was very clear.
issue	I'd like to raise a small issue.
doubt	I have a doubt regarding the timeline.
feedback	We appreciate your feedback.
confirmation	Can I have confirmation on that?
input	Thanks for your input.
perspective	Let's hear a different perspective.
analysis	We need a deeper analysis here.
clarification request	I'd like to make a clarification request.
remark	That was an interesting remark.
insight	That was a helpful insight.
suggestion	That's a useful suggestion.
comment	May I add a comment here?
focus	Let's keep our focus on the main issue.
meaning	What's the exact meaning of that term?
nuance	That nuance makes a difference.
uncertainty	There's some uncertainty about next steps.
explanation gap	I noticed a small explanation gap.
verify	Can we verify the facts before continuing?
rephrase	Could you rephrase that more clearly?
elaborate	Can you elaborate on that point?
define	Please define what you mean by “soon.”
clarify	I'd like to clarify my last statement.
emphasize	Let me emphasize the importance of clarity.
repeat	Can you repeat the key figures?
specify	Could you specify the next steps?
describe	Can you describe the process in more detail?
outline	Let me outline the plan briefly.
highlight	I'd like to highlight one concern.
paraphrase	Let me paraphrase what you just said.
simplify	Can you simplify that explanation?
mention	You mentioned this earlier — could you clarify?
state	Could you clearly state your position?
inquire	May I inquire about the timing?
stress	I'd like to stress the urgency of the issue.
formulate	Please formulate your objection more clearly.
assume	Did we assume this is already agreed upon?