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    Business meetings often follow standard procedures and phrases to keep things organized and on track. Common ways to open a meeting include saying "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's get started" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start the meeting" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start."

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    Business meetings often follow standard procedures and phrases to keep things organized and on track. Common ways to open a meeting include saying "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's get started" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start the meeting" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start."

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    Business meetings often follow standard procedures and phrases to keep things organized and on track. Common ways to open a meeting include saying "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's get started" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start the meeting" or "Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's start."

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    Useful English Phrases for Participating in a Business Meeting

    Opening the Meeting Good morning/afternoon, everyone. If we are all here, let's . . . get started (OR) start the meeting. (OR) . . . start.

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