Provadis - English Tuesday, 7.

March 2023

Is that OK with everyone?

I was thinking you could head up the project.

How would you feel about that?

If you don’t mind

Perhaps Azra and I could swap roles

If you’re both happy to exchange roles, then that’s ne with me.

I’d like you to be the learning designer.

How would you like to do the Power point for us again?

Checking agreement Making suggestions

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Saying “No” politely.

• I’d rather not be the lead presenter.

• Sorry, but I’d rather not be the lead presenter.

• Sorry, but I’d rather not be the lead presenter if that’s OK.

• Sorry, but I’d rather not be the lead presenter if that’s OK with you.

• I’d prefer not to do it again.

• I don’t mind, but I’d prefer not to do it again.

• I don’t mind, but I’d prefer not to do it again if I have a choice.

Making comments about your strengths and weaknesses

• I’m (quite) good at presenting.

• I’m good with technology.

• I’m not very good at presenting.

• She’s/He’s (much) better than me at presenting / at presenting than me.

• He/She is much better with technology than me.

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Provadis - English Tuesday, 7. March 2023

A language phrase game

Scenario 1: You and your team need to plan a charity event to raise money for a good cause. You will
organize a 5k run/walk for people to participate in. You need to work together to decide who will do what on
the team.

Scenario 2: Your team needs to create a plan for a new mobile app that helps people track their tness
goals. You need to work together to decide who will do what on the team.

Scenario 3: Your team needs to redesign the company's website to make it look better and easier to use.
You need to work together to decide who will do what on the team.

Scenario 4: Your team needs to organize a fun company retreat that includes team-building activities,
workshops, and opportunities to meet new people. You need to work together to decide who will do what
on the team.

Scenario 5: You are part of a team that needs to organize a community event, such as a festival or a charity
fundraiser. You need to work together to decide who will do what on the team, such as nding sponsors,
planning activities, and promoting the event.

Scenario 6: You are part of a team that needs to create a proposal for a new project or idea. The project
could be anything from launching a new product to starting a new service. You need to work together to
decide who will do what on the team, such as conducting research, creating a presentation, and writing the
proposal.

Scenario 7: You are part of a team that needs to plan a company event, such as a holiday party or a team-
building activity. You need to work together to decide who will do what on the team, such as choosing a
location, deciding on a theme, and coordinating the details of the event.
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