Easy English - Exercise - Vocabulary (II)

in this exercise will do some further practice with the vocabulary you need when discussing different approaches to working. Imagine you're talking to a colleague from another team. The colleague will ask you a question. I'll then tell you which term to use. In your answer, you speak in the pause, then you'll hear a model answer. Don't worry. If your answer isn't exactly the same as the model. The important thing is just that you use the term correctly. Okay, Good. Let's start. How do you know what is happening in your team? Use. Keep track in your answer. Mm. I try to keep track of everything. When should the work be completed? Use deadline in your answer. Mm. The deadline is the end of the month. Can you help me understand what's happening here? Use clarify in your answer. Mm. Let me clarify the situation for you. What's your approach to dealing with other departments? Use flexible in your answer. Mm. We need to be flexible in our approach. What is your approach to giving? Negative feedback. Use nonjudgmental in your answer. Mm. I try to be nonjudgmental in my feedback. What's your approach for dealing with potential customer concerns use proactive in your answer. Mm. We take a proactive approach to potential concerns. How was that? You could try that exercise several times with different responses until you feel comfortable using the vocabulary. It's important for different teams to be able to talk about differences in working styles and to find ways of working successfully together. The words you have just practiced will help in that process.