上司と休憩時間に雑談してみよう

Chatting with the boss during a break

あなたは上司と雑談しているところです。

この機会を利用して、少しリラックスして上司にも一息入れてもらいましょう。上司に仕事に関する話を尋ねたり不愉快な話題を持ち出したりしないように。あなたが適切だと思うのなら、彼にも最近の調子を聞いてみましょう。

How are you doing these days?

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Best Teacherで実際に行われている直近のWritingレッスンです。
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How are you doing these days?

I'm doing well. There are many things that I have to catch up with, but your instruction has always been helpful. Thank you very much. Also, the team members have kindly helped me when I'm in trouble, which I really appreciate.

自然な表現

I'm doing well. There are many things that I have to catch up with, but your instruction has always been helpful. Thank you very much. Also, my team members have kindly helped me when I'm in trouble, which I really appreciate.

1. Correct your pronoun usage.

I'm glad to hear you're doing well! It makes me happy to know I'm contributing to a positive experience for you. Are you all set to tackle those things you have to catch up on?

I think I'm on the right track. I'm trying to talk to new people in the company and gain some knowledge from various points of view. Actually, I was wondering if I could grab lunch with Ms. Sawada sometime next week since she is a graduate from the same university as me. How will it be the schedule of our team next week? I mean I would arrange the lunch with her later in this month if there were loads of tasks next week.

自然な表現

I think I'm on the right track. I'm trying to talk to new people in the company and gain some knowledge from various points of view. Actually, I was wondering if I could grab lunch with Ms. Sawada sometime next week since she is a graduate from the same university as me. How is our team's schedule looking for next week?
I mean, I would arrange the lunch with her later this month if there are loads of tasks next week.

1. Rephrased for clarity and accuracy.
2. Introductory words are followed by a comma.
3. 'This, That, next, last, and Every' shouldn't be preceded by prepositions if they are followed by time words.
4. This is the correct tense for this context.

Connecting with Ms. Sawada is a fantastic idea. As for next week's schedule, we're actually pretty light on major tasks. We have a team meeting on Monday morning, but the rest of the week is fairly open. So, feel free to schedule your lunch with Ms. Sawada anytime that works for both of you!

Thanks! She is obviously the senior sales manager, so I guess there would be some opportunities to collaborate with her team.

自然な表現

Thanks! She is obviously the senior sales manager, so I guess there would be some opportunities to collaborate with her team.

1. Great job. 'Suppose' is another possibility.

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