You are in a meeting and the other person is speaking very quickly. You missed the last sentence entirely. Which phrase is the most natural way to ask them to repeat it?You are in a meeting and the other person is speaking very quickly. You missed the last sentence entirely. Which phrase is the most natural way to ask them to repeat it?, Sorry I didn't catch that`, What?, I don't understand., Repeat that., True or False: The phrase 'Could you say that again?' is used when you want the speaker to provide a completely different explanation of a concept.True or False: The phrase 'Could you say that again?' is used when you want the speaker to provide a completely different explanation of a concept., True, False, A colleague uses the term 'litigation' and you aren't 100% sure what it means in this context. How should you ask for a definition?A colleague uses the term 'litigation' and you aren't 100% sure what it means in this context. How should you ask for a definition?, Wait, let me rephrase that., I don't understand. Can you explain it again, please?, How do you say litigation in English?, What do you mean by litigation?, You know the word for 'landing gear' in your native language, but you've forgotten it in English. What do you ask your teacher?You know the word for 'landing gear' in your native language, but you've forgotten it in English. What do you ask your teacher?, Could you say that again?, I mean..., How do you say [word] in English?, Sorry, I didn't catch that., You start explaining a legal process, but you realize your explanation is getting too complicated and confusing. How do you 'reset' the conversation?You start explaining a legal process, but you realize your explanation is getting too complicated and confusing. How do you 'reset' the conversation?, Wait, let me rephrase that, What do you mean by?, I don't understand. , I mean..., True or False: The phrase 'I mean...' is used immediately after you realize you made a small mistake (like using the wrong word) to correct yourself.True or False: The phrase 'I mean...' is used immediately after you realize you made a small mistake (like using the wrong word) to correct yourself., False, True, You are in a classroom setting and the instructor explains a complex aviation regulation, but you are still confused about the overall logic. What do you say?You are in a classroom setting and the instructor explains a complex aviation regulation, but you are still confused about the overall logic. What do you say?, Sorry, I didn't catch that., I don't understand. Can you explain it again, please?, Wait, let me rephrase that., What do you mean by regulation.

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