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Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Presentation 5: プレゼン 5

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When changing a topic, you should let the audience notice it. You can use such phrases as “Up until now,” and “from now I would like to talk about…”
2. “If I could draw your attention to…” is a useful to highlight a new point.
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Up until now, I’ve explained our company’s history and philosophy. Let’s move on to another topic. I want you to know how you can join our team and what you can work on in our company. First, I will show you a scenario for you as a new employee. If I could draw your attention to the slide. This is the Madalan logo. We at Brauhaus are collaborating with Madalan to create a new trend for the summer season. And this is what you guys may work on. From now on, I’d like to talk about more details of the opportunities during the next fiscal year in collaboration with Madalan. For a long time…

PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. How do you make the transition from topic to topic during a presentation?
Answer:
2. Is there anyone you know who can change a topic smoothly and clearly emphasize an important point?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You will talk about a certain issue from two kinds of perspective. Please pay attention to the transition between them.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your audience.)
Expressions: – Up until now,
– From now on,

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Negotiation 7: 交渉 7

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. It is acceptable to ask for time to think about the proposal. Say, “We cannot commit ourselves on that point until certain points are clarified.”
2. Breaks are an effective way to digest counter-arguments and reinterpret issues objectively. It might seem impolite to ask for a break, but it will help the negotiation process in the long run.
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: But I’m not sure we can commit ourselves on this until certain points are clarified.
B: Certainly, I’m happy to give you time to consider the offer.
A: Thank you. Yes, that would be helpful.
B: Shall we reconvene at a later date?
A: Yes. I’ll just need to consult with my department head to discuss the details of the offer.
B: Sounds like a plan. I look forward to meeting with you again soon.
A: Yes, I’ll be in touch.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Have you ever been in a situation where you needed to bargain for more time?
Answer:
2. Do you have the authority to make important decisions at work?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You will present an idea to your teammate. Your teammate must ask for more time to make a decision.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your teammate.)
Expressions: – Certainly, I’m happy to give you time to consider the offer.
– Shall we reconvene at a later date?

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Negotiation 6: 交渉 6

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When the negotiation is difficult, you can try to compromise by adjusting your proposal so that it meets the needs of the other side.
2. Make sure you provide an alternative solution that satisfies the core essence of both proposals.
3. When you provide an alternative idea, start off by saying, “Alternatively, we could also provide…”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: So where does this leave us?
B: I’ve given it a lot of consideration, and think I came up with a good solution.
A: I’m interested in hearing your idea.
B: Well, alternatively, we could provide you with the option of waiving the delivery fee.
A: Yes, that might work.
B: So, are you going to consider this option?
A: Certainly. It’s something we can work with.
B: Excellent! I’m happy to move forward with this idea.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Consider a time when you had to compromise during a negotiation. Were you able to offer an alternative solution?
Answer:
2. If so, was the other side satisfied with the compromise?
Answer:
3. Did the other side request additional time to consider the proposed compromise?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You will reach out to a potential client and make a business offer. The potential client will act dissatisfied with the proposal. Then, you have to offer an alternative solution.

(Your tutor will pretend to be the potential client.)
Expressions: – Well, alternatively, we could ~
– So, are you going consider this option?

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Negotiation 5: 交渉 5

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. Don’t present your idea as an absolute fact; explain how your idea has been formed.
2. Don’t exaggerate the story.
3. See if the other side is open to an alternative idea. Start by saying, “We’d be grateful if you～.”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Shall we proceed?
B: Certainly. We’d be grateful if you could give us 100 units for $9,000.
A: This might be difficult.
B: Can you elaborate on that?
A: The price we’re offering is quite low, and our other customers pay the same amount.
B: Perhaps we can work something else out.
A: I’ll give it consideration.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Are you comfortable asking people to explain their reasoning?
Answer:
2. Have you ever had to explain how your idea has been formed?
Answer:
3. Think about a time when you were pressured to give an immediate answer. How did you deal with that situation?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: Imagine you are participating in a discussion about price. You are the vendor, and you will to explain to your customer why you can’t offer a better price.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your customer.)
Expressions: – This might be difficult.
– The price we’re offering is quite low, and our other customers pay the same amount.

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Meeting Practice 4: 会議 10

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When trying to ask for more information, it sounds more professional to say, “Could you go into more detail about …?”
2. When trying to encourage others to agree with your opinion, use “Shouldn’t we…?”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Sue, do you care to share with us why you think the motorcycle division is doing so poorly?
B: Certainly. I think it’s because our competitors are growing, and we’re being outpaced.
A: Yes, but there’s not much we can do about the growth rate of our competitors.
B: Exactly.
A: So could you go into more detail about your plan to remedy this situation?
B: Yes. Shouldn’t we sell the division?
A: Sell the division? This requires serious consideration.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. When under pressure, it can be hard to speak clearly and confidently in a room full of people. What do you do to ensure your opinion is expressed clearly?
Answer:
2. Do you think it’s hard to speak with confidence in meetings?
Answer:
3. Have you ever had to share an unpopular point of view in a meeting? If so, how did people respond?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You are in a meeting. You want to state your idea clearly to your teammates.

(Your tutor will pretend to be the team leader.)
Expressions: – Could you go into more detail about…
– Shouldn’t we…

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Meeting Practice 7: 会議 13

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When you want to confirm with yourself your understanding of someone’s opinion, say, “Do you mean…?” or “Let me make sure I understand you. You mean…?”
2. When you are pressed to explain more details, say, “To elaborate further on this point…”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Let me make sure I understand you. You mean you still believe we need to conduct all this research to confirm what we all know to be true, that is, the weakness of this company is the motorcycle division?
B: I know it sounds like a lot of extra work, and maybe you think our resources would be better spent elsewhere. But to elaborate further on this point, we simply can’t ignore other factors, factors that contribute to a company or division’s profitability.
A: So do you mean that even though we will probably end up selling the division, you still think these extra steps are required?
B: Correct. It means that we will be 100% secure in our decision to sell.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Do you find it easy to ask someone in a meeting to elaborate further on different ideas or topics?
Answer:
2. Have you ever been asked to explain yourself or elaborate further on a topic?
Answer:
3. Would you ask your boss to elaborate further on his/her idea? Why or why not?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You will practice sharing an idea, disagreeing with the idea, and asking your teammate to elaborate on the idea.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your teammate.)
Expressions: – Let me make sure I understand you. You mean…
– Correct. It means that…

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Meeting Practice 3: 会議 9

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When attempting to speak out in a meeting, use “Could I … ?” or “May I … ?” instead of “Can I … ?”
2. When attempting to voice your opinion in a meeting, you can say, “I think that…” If you want to strongly voice your opinion, use “definitely” or “I’m convinced that…”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Well, I think we can wrap it up now unless anyone else has something they would like to add.
B: Could I say something, please?
A: Of course. Please, go ahead.
B: I think that the weakness of this company can be attributed to the motorcycle division – it’s unprofitable and we’re going to pay the price eventually.
A: I see. Interesting perspective. And how would you choose to remedy this situation?
B: I’m convinced that our best solution is to redefine our core business, the foundation of this company.
A: I see you feel strongly about this
A: Yes, I do. I think that we need to take some time to consider this before moving forward.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Do you feel comfortable or nervous about offering your opinion in meetings?
Answer:
2. Has anyone made you feel bad for voicing your opinion honestly?
Answer:
3. Does your boss encourage open communication in meetings?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You want to express your opinion in your meeting.

(Your tutor will pretend to be the leader in your meeting.)
Expressions: – Could I…
– I think that…

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Presentation 10: プレゼン 10

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When asking participants if they have any questions, you can say, “Now if you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them,” or “I’ll be happy to answer your questions.”
2. People often feel nervous about asking questions in front of others. To show your appreciation for their input, you can say, “That is a very good question,” or simply “Thank you for your question.”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: Thank you for coming today. Now if you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them.
B: Yes, I have a question.
A: Go ahead, Kei.
B: Could you possibly clarify our strategy to make inroads into overseas markets? How can we best accomplish that?
A: That’s a very good question. I think we’ll need to work closely with our affiliates overseas, and work on building a strong international sales network. And obviously we’ll need to develop cross cultural training seminars.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. At your company, are staff given the opportunity to ask questions at the end of meetings and presentations?
Answer:
2. Have you ever had to field difficult questions from an audience?
Answer:
3. Do you think it’s important to thank people for their questions? Why or why not?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You are in a meeting with other participants. Your teammate will ask you questions about online advertisement and you will answer them.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your teammate.)
Expressions: – Now if you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them.
– That is a very good question.

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Meeting Practice 6: 会議 12

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. To express different degrees of disagreement, these expressions are useful: “I agree up to a point, but…,” “I cannot say that I accept your view,” and “I am absolutely opposed to.”
2. It’s important to remember that when you disagree with others in a professional setting, you should always try to propose an alternative idea. If you don’t, it will sound like you are only complaining and not making enough effort to help the team find a solution.
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: So, how do others feel about this. Any other insights to share?
B: Actually, I am absolutely opposed to this idea of selling so quickly.
A: Is that so. Do you care to elaborate?
B: Yes…it’s quite simple. We’re bypassing a vital step; that is before we sell, wouldn’t it be more prudent to determine what our weakness really is?
A: Sorry, I don’t follow. Didn’t we already determine our weaknesses in the motorcycle division?
B: Yes, but we have no strong evidence to back this up. We are neglecting to look closely at our competitors, to see what edge they actually have over us. Plus, we must consider the markets, and only then can we determine the actual cost of running the division.
A: I agree up to a point, but I can’t say I completely accept your view. Where does this leave us? How much longer will we be saddled with the motorcycle division?
B: As soon as we gather the necessary data, we’ll have all the information we need to pinpoint our weaknesses. Then we’ll be able to sell with confidence.
A: I see your point. It looks like we have a lot of work ahead of us.
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Do you feel uncomfortable when disagreeing with a coworker? Why or why not?
Answer:
2. Do you believe that disagreement is an important step to making progress at work?
Answer:
3. Do you think learning to disagree politely, yet assertively, is an important skill?
Why or why not?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You will discuss a topic for discussion with your teammate. Practice using different degrees of disagreement using the expressions.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your teammate.)
Expressions: – I am absolutely opposed to this idea of..
– I agree up to a point, but I can’t say I completely accept your view.

Business (Upper Intermediate)｜ビジネス会話（中上級）
Business Presentation 9: プレゼン 9

PART A_1

First, we will check the points in this lesson. Please repeat after me.
PART A_2

1. When summing up the main points of a presentation, the following expression can be useful: “I’ve attempted to explain here that…”
2. In order to emphasize the most important points of a presentation, it’s convenient to say, “Before I finish, I would like to stress/reiterate that…”
PART B_1

We will read aloud the dialogue below. Once we are done, we will switch roles and read aloud the dialogue again. I will check your pronunciation and intonation.
(Please send the mispronounced words and expressions to your student.)
PART B_2

A: I’ve attempted to explain here the two points; First, to stay ahead of our competitors, we have to seek inroads into these markets. Secondly, we need to develop and adhere to a strong sales and marketing strategy.
B: Yes, the strategizing segment was useful.
A: Before I finish, I would like to stress that we really need to focus and stay on track. We cannot neglect any of the steps illustrated on the chart and in the report.
B: Yes, I think the chart will be a good reference.
A: I appreciate you all coming today; I know how busy everyone is this time of year,
PART B_3

Now, let’s review some words and expressions from part B_2.
(Please review the mispronounced words and expressions from part B_2.)

PART B_4

PART C_1

Now, please answer the following questions. I will check if your sentences are complete and if the grammar is correct.

PART C_2

1. Do you think it’s necessary to reiterate certain points at the end of a presentation?
Answer:
2. Why do you think it might be necessary to show appreciation to colleagues and others for attending meetings and presentations?
Answer:
PART C_3

Now, let’s review your answers.
(Please review your student’s answers by sending the correct answers in complete sentences. After that, ask your student to read aloud his or her corrected answers.)

PART C_4

PART D_1

Let’s do a role play with the given situations.

PART D_2

Situation: You are participating in a presentation. You need to stress the important points made during the meeting about advertising your products.

(Your tutor will pretend to be your teammate.)
Expressions: – I’ve attempted to explain here that…
– Before I finish, I would like to stress/reiterate that…
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