How to Informally Ask if Someone Can Talk at Work in English

The video tutorial discusses informal work relationships and provides expressions for casual conversations. It introduces three expressions: 'Are you free to chat?', 'Is now a good time to talk?', and 'Got a sec?'. These expressions are useful for informal business English interactions. The video encourages viewers to use these expressions in appropriate situations.

In what kind of work environment are the expressions discussed in the video most suitable?

• Client presentations

• Job interviews

• Casual work interactions

• Formal meetings

What does the expression 'Are you swamped now?' imply about the person's availability?

• They are extremely busy

• They are on a break

• They are free to talk

• They are out of the office

Which expression would be appropriate to use when you want to check if someone has a moment to talk?

• Is this a good time for a presentation?

• Can we schedule a meeting?

• Are you free to chat or are you swamped now?

• Do you have a report ready?

What is the informal expression for asking if someone has a moment to talk?

• Got a time?

• Got a moment?

• Got a sec?

• Got a minute?

Which of the following expressions is NOT mentioned in the video?

• Can we have a formal meeting?

• Got a sec?

• Is now a good time to talk?

• Are you free to chat?