More Essential Verbs For Meetings - Business English Meetings

This video tutorial introduces eight essential verbs for business meetings, providing definitions and examples for each. The verbs covered include brainstorm, review, identify, implement, analyze, approach, go around, and finalize. Each verb is explained with its meaning and practical examples to help viewers understand how to use them effectively in a business context.

What does the verb 'brainstorm' mean in the context of meetings?

• To finalize a decision

• To suggest and discuss various ideas

• To review a document

• To identify a problem

Which verb means to carefully examine something before making a decision?

• Implement

• Review

• Identify

• Analyze

What does the verb 'identify' refer to in a business context?

• To finalize a plan

• To start using a new system

• To recognize or discover something

• To analyze data

Which verb is used to describe the action of starting to use a new system or plan?

• Review

• Finalize

• Brainstorm

• Implement

What does the verb 'analyze' mean in the context of business meetings?

• To approach a problem

• To brainstorm ideas

• To study something in detail

• To finalize a decision

Which verb means to deal with a situation or problem?

• Identify

• Review

• Go round

• Approach

What does the phrasal verb 'go round' mean in a meeting context?

• To analyze data

• To implement a new plan

• To ask participants for their opinions

• To finalize a decision