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42 English lessons for speaking to a coworker

English Lesson: Clarence, this is Nina. She’s taking over Anita’s old job in Finance.
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1. “Clarence, this is Nina. She’s taking over Anita’s old job in Finance.”

English Lesson: She was really sharp.
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2. “She was really sharp.”

English Lesson: Vineeta, did you have anything you wanted to talk about?
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3. “Vineeta, did you have anything you wanted to talk about?”

English Lesson: I don’t think that’s really an option due to our budget.
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4. “I don’t think that’s really an option due to our budget.”

English Lesson: To strike out on your own at that age, that takes guts.
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5. “To strike out on your own at that age, that takes guts.”

English Lesson: Yeah, that sounds like a good option.
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6. “Yeah, that sounds like a good option.”

English Lesson: If you have questions about anything, feel free to come by and ask, any time.
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7. “If you have questions about anything, feel free to come by and ask, any time.”

English Lesson: You probably want to check the box that says “Remember my ID”.
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8. “You probably want to check the box that says “Remember my ID”.”

English Lesson: I don't get wrapped up in office politics.
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9. “I don't get wrapped up in office politics.”

English Lesson: She used to report to Amy, then she got promoted to Manager and Amy moved over to the Pricing department.
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10. “She used to report to Amy, then she got promoted to Manager and Amy moved over to the Pricing department. ”

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