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The boss wants us to report back by tomorrow on the results of the survey we took from our clients last week. While I begin to consolidate and analyze the results, would you prompt those customers who have not yet responded to do so?

自然な表現

1. We never say "respond to do something" in English. The correct syntax is "respond to + noun" such as "respond to a letter."

Oh, we are working on a tight schedule, aren't we? Could we possibly do the survey online? I don't think I could personally collect the data.

Yes, we are. Between us, I think our boss expects us too much.
Doing the survey online is a good idea. Let's do that. Do you know which customers have not yet responded? If you are not sure, I will send you the data soon.

自然な表現

1. Your sentence was correct. You can also say, "It's a good idea to do the survey online."

No need, I have the list already. To be honest with you, his expectations are causing me a lot of stress these past few weeks.

Okay, then, let me know when all customers will have responded.
Yes, I agree with you. In my opinion, he occasionally decreases our effectiveness by messing up what we are doing.
After this task, I will talk about it with him, I think.

自然な表現

Okay, then, let me know when all customers have responded.
Yes, I agree with you. In my opinion, he occasionally decreases our efficiency by messing up what we are doing.
After this task, I will talk about it with him, I think.

1. As a rule of thumb, we don't use "will" in a when-clause even when we talk about the future. For example, we say, "When I see him tomorrow," not "when I will see him."
2. I suppose you are talking about "efficiency" in business, which refers to productivity in a reasonable amount of time. "Effectiveness" refers to the effect of something, such as "the effectiveness of a drug/ plan/ action."

I think you should talk to him to make the tasks clear and for our team to complete the tasks properly. He will improve on it for sure.

Yes, I will. He was transfered to this department last month and he's not familiar with out tasks yet, I guess. He would listen to us politely and eagerly, I hope.

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Yes, I will. He was transferred to this department last month and he's not familiar with our tasks yet, I guess. He will listen to us politely and eagerly, I hope.

1,2. The spelling mistake was corrected.
3. There is no need to use "would" as your sentence is just about what you hope will happen in the future. "Would" can be used in the subjunctive mood such as unlikely imaginary situations.

I hope so too. How about we go and talk to him together? I think he will be more willing to listen to two or more people instead of just one.

I would be glad if you do so.
Let's do this survey job quickly and go to talk to him. I'll make an appointment with him soon.

自然な表現

I would be glad if you could do so.
Let's do this survey job quickly and go to talk to him. I'll make an appointment with him soon.

1. This is conditional sentence type two (the subjunctive mood). The main clause is "I would be," so the if-clause should be in the past tense. You can either say "if you did so" or "if you could do so."

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