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作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
Thank you. You are are kind.
Thank you. You are kind.
No, that's all, thanks. I'm worried that you don't have time to help me. You might be busy.
Yes. Our team plan to invite a few clients to discuss investments for Japanese real estates next month. I need to prepare materials.
Yes. Our team plans to invite a few clients to discuss investments in Japanese real estate next month. I need to prepare materials.
They are new clients for us who are thinking of investment in Japan. I need to explain the attraction and make help them to decide new investment opportunities.
They are new clients who are considering investing in Japan. I need to explain the advantages of investing in Japan and help them decide on new investment opportunities.
2. "Considering investing" is the more natural and grammatically correct expression.
3. Rephrased to a more concise and natural expression.
4. The word "make" is superfluous and grammatically incorrect in this context.
5. The phrasal verb "decide on" is the correct expression when referring to making a choice about something specific.
関連単語
- handout(配布資料)
- attendees(出席者)
- pass(通り過ぎる)
- accompany(~について行く、同行する、付き添う)
- bring ~ down to~(~を下に持って行く、下げる)
- pretty heavy(とても重い)
- pile(積み重ねる)
関連フレーズ
- What do you have inside?(何が入っているのですか?)
- Do me a favor and let them know I'm running a little behind schedule.(少し遅れていることを伝えてほしい。)
- I don't mind doing this favor for you.(君のお願いを聞くのは嫌ではないです。)
- It's very nice of you to come on such short notice.(急に来てくれて助かりました。)
- Where are you heading?(どちらへ向かっているのですか?)
- The event is scheduled to start at 5 pm.(イベントの開始は午後5時を予定しています。)
- That really helps me.(本当に助かりました。)
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