Schedule a Meeting
Propose and Confirm
- I'd like to have a meeting soon. How does Monday sound?
- Monday sounds great.
- If Monday doesn’t work for you, when is a good time? I can adjust my schedule.
- Are you available for a meeting on Monday?
- Are you available for a meeting sometime this week?
- What's your schedule like this week?
Adjust and Reschedule
- I don’t think Monday works for me.
- I’m afraid we’ll have to reschedule our meeting.
- I’m sorry to cancel on such short notice.
- If you're busy, I can work around your schedule.
Finalize the Meeting
- Let’s have a quick meeting on Monday.
- I'll clear some time on my schedule tomorrow morning.
Manage Meeting Flow
Clarify and Confirm
- Sorry, I didn’t quite catch that. Would you mind slowing down a bit?
- Would you mind repeating that?
Transition Between Topics
- Next, Jack is going to tell us about the admin page that our team has developed.
- Could you take the lead on item 5?
- Jane is going to walk us through the survey results.
- I’d like to hand it over to Jack, who’s going to lead the next point.
Prioritize Agenda Items
- I’d like to skip item 2 and go directly to item 3.
- We’re running short on time, so let’s move on.
- We’re almost at the end of our meeting, so let’s go over item 4.
- If nobody has anything else to add, let’s move on to the next item.
Speak in a Meeting
Manage Time
- Let’s make this meeting brief.
- The meeting ran over.
- We’re a little short on time, so I’ll just take one more question.
- We are running short on time, so we do need to wrap up.
Contribute to the Discussion
- Can I add one thing?
- Tom, is there anything you’d like to add?
- I'd like to get your thoughts on this plan.
- What are your thoughts on this?
- Are we all on the same page?
- I'm glad we're on the same page.
Decision-Making and Follow-Up
- Let’s hold off on the decision for now.
- Let’s hold off on the press conference until tomorrow.
- I’ll look into it and get back to you.
Clarify and Understand
Request Clarification
- Could you clarify that?
- Could you clarify what you mean by that?
- Could you clarify your last question?
- I’m not sure if I fully understand your question.
Acknowledge and Respond
- I haven’t had a chance to think about it yet.
- I’ve come up with a great idea.
- Is it time-sensitive?
- I know you’re busy, so I’ll be brief.
- Mike, can you take it from here?
- I’m sorry, but I’m not with you on that.
- Were you able to find out?
- Were you able to sort that out?
Engage Participants
Add Input and Introductions
- I’m so sorry to interrupt, but I’d like to add to what you said before we move on.
- I’m happy to join you today. I’m thrilled to be a part of this initiative. It’s a pleasure to meet you all today.
Start the Discussion
- Who would like to kick things off?
- Today, we’re going to start off by looking at last week’s sales performance.
- I’ll keep this meeting brief as I know you’re all busy.
- Let’s get the ball rolling.
- Since everyone is here, let’s get started.
Handle Technical Glitches and Unplanned Situations
Address Connectivity Issues
- You’re back. I’m sorry. We lost you for a minute.
- Yeah, I was assuming the answer wasn’t that good, so you just cut me off.
Prepare and Apologize for Delays
- Let me pull up a slide that I was hoping to use for this, real quick. So please bear with me just one sec.
- Did I put you on the spot there? Sorry about that.
Deal with Unexpected Requests
- You’ve really put me on the spot here.
- Could you give us an update on ~?
Promise Follow-ups
- Let me look into that and get back to you.
- Let me look it up and get back to you.
- Let’s move on, and we can circle back at the end.
Respect Time Constraints
- I know everyone’s busy, so I’ll make it quick.
Wrap Up the Meeting
Conclude the Discussion
- Let’s run through the last slides pretty quickly.
- With that, let’s go ahead and wrap up.
- That’s it for today.
Share Additional Resources
- There are a few items I’d like to share.
- Can you share the link in the chat?
Express Gratitude
- Thank you for coming all the way here.
- Thank you for your time.
Create a Private Meeting
Initiate a Private Conversation
- I’m glad I caught you. Do you have a minute?
- Can I see you for a sec?
- I heard you wanted to see me.
- Can I have a word with you in private?
Prefer In-Person Discussion
- I’d like to discuss this in person.
- Let’s just talk in person, okay?
- It’s so nice to meet you in person.
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