You want a discount on a service, but you do not want to sound rude or cheap. Explain your approach., A client wants extra work for the same price. Respond politely and set a boundary., You are renting an apartment, but the price is a little above your budget. Try to negotiate., Your colleague wants you to take part of their task, but you already have enough work. Find a compromise., You bought something expensive, and it stopped working after a week. Ask for a solution without becoming aggressive., Your manager asks you to finish a task today, but you realistically need one more day. Explain and negotiate., You and your friend are planning a trip, but you want comfort and they want to save money. Suggest a balanced plan., A customer is unhappy, but their request is not fully reasonable. Respond professionally., You want to change your schedule, but it may affect another person. Explain your reason and offer an alternative., You are choosing between two offers: one is cheaper, but the other has better quality. Explain how you would decide., You need to refuse a request, but you still want to keep a good relationship., You are negotiating with someone who speaks too directly. Stay calm and move the conversation forward.

B2 Speaking Negotiation

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