10 Most Common English Words Used In A Meeting
Hello and welcome to this week's vocabulary bonanza. I will share with you vocabulary words in the everyday world. This week we will continue with the workplace theme and practice words used in meetings.
I Came from a corporate environment, and I have used these words several times. Some of them you may know, but there might be a couple that you will learn for the first time. Have fun, practice and next week we will be using them in a sentence.
How often do you spend time in meetings? I bet at least a couple of hours a week. This list will help you. I found this great site during my research Desk Demons feel free to visit and explore.
Adjourn: to hold a meeting over until a later date.
Agenda: a schedule of items drawn up for discussion at a meeting.
Apologies: excuses given in advance for inability to attend a meeting.
Attendance list: in some committees, a list is passed around to be signed as a record of attendance
Casting vote: by convention, some committee chairmen may use a 'casting vote' to reach a decision, if votes are equally divided
Committee: a group of people usually elected or appointed who meet to conduct agreed business and report to a senior body
Eject: remove someone (by force if necessary) from a meeting
Executive: having the power to act upon taken decisions
Point of Information: the drawing of attention in a meeting to a relevant item of fact
Minutes: the written record of a meeting; Resolution minutes record only decision reached, while narrative minutes provide a record of the decision-making process
In summary, hope you enjoyed them. Now get busy practicing the words this week. Until next week another fascinating Vocabulary Bonanza.
Have A Fantastic Day,
Coach Barb, TEFL Certified
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