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U6.Deal with information - Coggle Diagram

- - - - I'm not supposed to tell anyone/ Nobody knows about it except the boss/ This is confidential information
    - - Don't tell anybody about this/ Keep this to yourself, would you?/ You can't tell anyone, OK?
    - - A: I'm not supposed to tell anyone. The information is confidential / B: But you can tell me, right? Come on.
    - - Never mind. It's nothing to worry about.
  - - - Singular
        
        Myself (I)/ yourself (you)/ himself (he) / herself (she)/ itself (it)
      - Plural
        
        Ourselves (we) / yourselves (you) / themselves (they)
- - - - -one/ -body
        
        Someone/ anybody/ everybody
    - - -where/-place
        
        Somewhere/ someplace
    - - -thing
        
        Something/ anything
  - - - Someone told me …/ everybody is saying…/ apparently….
    - - Did you hear¿ …/ there’s more news…
    - - Good for her/ no way/ wow. I can’t believe it. Are you serious¿/ that can’t be true¡ / that’s big news
- - - - Due to/ because of/ thanks to
    - - Buying out its biggest competitor
      - Shutting down the project (está cerrando)
      - Kicking off a project (lanzar un nuevo proyecto)
      - Recruiting a new team
      - Making some staff redundant
      - Our team is expanding
      - We are moving to new offices
      - Downsizing a company department
  - - - Person+ verb
      - Let (permitir/dejar) / make (obligar) / have (darle la responsabilidad a alguien para que haga algo)
        
        Managment made us downsize our department
        
        Robert had me revise the financial report
        
        My boss won’t let me recruit new employees
    - - Person+ to+ verb
      - Convencer/persuadir
      - My best got me to tell her the rumor
  - - - Can I ask you a question¿/ I’d like to ask you about something
    - - Is it true that…/ there’s a rumor going around that…/ I heard that… / everyone seems to think…
    - - Yes
        
        It looks like it’s true/ it’s looking quite likely
      - No
        
        It’s not happening/ I think you are mistaken
    - - I’m sorry. I can’t say anything about that
    - - I’m going to announce it on …/ I’ll let everyone know what’s going on soon
- - - - Bathroom out of order/ company intranet isn’t working/ phone lines are down/ projector out of action
    - - Databases hacked/ major product defect/ customer inf. Stolen
  - - - To all staff/ dear colleagues… I am writing to inform you of….
    - - This is a small issue, and there’s no need for concern/ serious issue
    - - We’ve discovered/ it’s come to our attention that…
    - - We’re investigating the issue/ we are working to solve the problem
    - - The issue will impact… / it could affect to …/ it could affect more than 50% of the customers
    - - We’ll give you an update when we have more information/ we expect the issue to be resolved within the next few hours
      - Thanks for your understanding/ thank you for your patience
    - - Databases hacked. To all staff : I am writing to inform you of a serious, emergency situation at Fun Inc. We’ve discovered that our databases have been hacked, and a large ampunt of customer data has been stolen. We are trying to find out how the hackers got into our system. This is a very serious situation for us and could affect more than 50% of our customers. We are looking into the situation, so please bear with us while we investigate. This informtion is confidential, so you are reminded that passing on this information to non-staff members is strictly prohibited.
      - Dear colleagues, I am writing to inform you that we have a few issues in the office this morning. It’s come to our attention that the nathrooms on this floor are out of order .. Additionally, IT has told us that the intranet has gone done. We are working to solve the problem. We’ ll give you an update when we have more information. We expect the issue to be solved by the end of the day. Thanks for your understanding. Best Sara