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U4. Business travel - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 1.clarify ( You mean, the CEO isn't cooperating with us?/ Yes, that's exactly what I mean*/ Let me make sure I've understood correctly. They're not going to meet the deadline?/ Yes, that's correct/ So, what you're saying is, we've got a big problem on our hands/ That's right.2. confirm 3.correct ( No. Actually, I'm going to./No, that's incorrect. In fact,** we're still trying to work with our old one.
      - EJ. A. After the buyout, we'll have a 25% market share B. You mean , we're buying the company? B. Yes. that's exactly what I mean. We're, meeting with their CEO next week in NY. A.Let me make sure that I've understood correctly. We're buying the company, and you want me to go with you to a meeting next week? B.Yes. That's correct. In NY A.Wow. And we can talk about this? With staff I mean B.No. Actually, I'd like to wait until the deal is certain
  - - - Ej. Yes, that's exactly what I mean/ No. Actually, you're going tomorrow
  - - - EJ. No problem. We'll definitely meet the deadline. / Is he sure that the presentation is OK?/ Are you sure you can handle this project?/ Don't worry. Everything is OK/ I'm sure it's all just a misunderstanding/ Everything's going to be all right
- - - - A. Does the hotel have a pool? B. Yes, it's right next to the ocean. A. The pool's right next to the ocean? / A. Could I have your passport number, please? B. My passport number?
      - Correct & right
        
        You're a five-star resort, correct?
        
        The hotel has a bar and restaurant, right?
      - You do? / You don't?
        
        A. The hotel offers a free massage to all its guests. B. You do? / A. The hotel doesn't provide airport transportation. B.You don't?
- - - - Jack sent his wife a postcard
        
        INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN
        
        Jack sent her a postcard
  - - - !!!! It's essential that he attend the meeting/ It's vital she report to us
    - - It's absolutely critical that...
- - - - The team will work around the clock until the project is finished
      - As soon as we wrap up the project, I will take some time off
      - By the time we wrapped up, we had already missed the deadline
    - - The meeting had finished by the time he arrived / As soon as I knew, I told you/ I won't stop working until we meet the deadline/Will the project be finished by the time I return?/The team work until 10 o'clock las night/