Do you know how to express regrets about business decisions in English? |
Hi, my name is Daphne, and this is Three Step English by EnglishClass101.com. |
In this lesson, you'll learn "how to express regrets about business decisions" through a quick conversation. |
Let's look at the dialogue. |
Mason, do you have a moment? I’ve got a quick question. |
Of course. What can I do for you? |
I just received an email from Wanda Walton saying that we are on for lunch tomorrow. Did you schedule this? |
Yes, I did. Your calendar was wide open for tomorrow. |
I wish you had checked with me first. I was planning to have lunch with a friend tomorrow. |
Oh no! If only I’d called you before confirming with Ms. Walton. Would you like me to reschedule with her? |
No, that’s alright. Wanda is an important colleague. I’ll cancel with my friend. |
I’m very sorry, Ms. Gomez. I wish I hadn’t done that. |
It’s ok. Just check with me first, next time! |
Will do! |
Let's go over the dialogue again, more slowly this time. |
Mason, do you have a moment? I’ve got a quick question. |
Of course. What can I do for you? |
I just received an email from Wanda Walton saying that we are on for lunch tomorrow. Did you schedule this? |
Yes, I did. Your calendar was wide open for tomorrow. |
Pay attention to the next sentence. It follows the key speaking pattern you'll learn later in this lesson. |
I wish you had checked with me first. I was planning to have lunch with a friend tomorrow. |
Oh no! If only I’d called you before confirming with Ms. Walton. Would you like me to reschedule with her? |
No, that’s alright. Wanda is an important colleague. I’ll cancel with my friend. |
I’m very sorry, Ms. Gomez. I wish I hadn’t done that. |
It’s ok. Just check with me first, next time! |
Will do! |
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