Copying, meeting, punching in, writing reports, checking emails, conference calls ...? What are the common English expressions at work? Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what?

Alisha, a lecturer in English class 10 1, listed some examples on Youtube. Let's have a look!

1. Check e-mail Check e-mail For example, I check e-mail every day.

I have to check my email all day.

2. Make a copy of ex. Can you make four copies of this?

Can you make four copies?

3. Arrange the meeting. Arrange the meeting. I will arrange the meeting for tomorrow.

I will arrange a meeting at 1 1 tomorrow.

Answer/make phone calls. I have to take this call.

I have to take this call.

5. Write a report. Write a report. I have several reports to write before the end of today.

I have some reports to write before the end of today.

6. Attend meetings. Attend meetings. Please attend the staff meeting on Friday.

Please attend the staff meeting on Friday.

7. Hold a conference call. We have a conference call at 3 o'clock today.

We have three conference calls today.

8. Submission schedule. Submission schedule. Please submit your schedule before the weekend.

Please hand in the timetable before this week.

9. Punch in/punch out. Punch in/punch out every day.

Don't forget to punch in every day.

10. Go to lunch. We're going to have lunch. Want it?

We're going to have lunch. Do you want to come?

Attend meetings, attend meetings in Chinese, check e-mail, check e-mail in Chinese, punch in, punch in Chinese, have lunch, have lunch in Chinese, have a conference call, make a conference call in Chinese, make a phone call, copy, copy Chinese, arrange meetings, arrange meetings in Chinese, submit schedules, submit schedules in Chinese, answer phones, answer phones in Chinese, and write reports in Chinese.