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The brainstorm

Narrator

Welcome! The team at Tip Top Trading are hard at work, making plans for the launch and presentation of their latest product: the revolutionary, almost real Imperial Lemon. They are ‘brainstorming’, sharing ideas on how to make their lemon a success.

Tom

But it needs to be bright!

Anna

This is much more exciting.

Denise

But having three colours would work better.

Narrator

There is a lot of disagreement going on, which is putting Anna’s vocabulary to the test!

Paul

Right, I’m taking the final decision: the colour scheme will be green and yellow, so that’s that. Now, the first presentation will be to er, Mr, er, Slime.

Anna

Mr Lime.

Paul

Oh, er, Mr Lime - that bit of biscuit looked like an ‘s’ – Mr Lime, thank you Annabel.

Anna

Anna.

Paul

Mr Lime and his team at Citrus Ventures. Ideas please!

Anna

Why don’t we offer Citrus Ventures a special opening offer: 20% off Imperial Lemon orders made this month.

Paul

Hmm…

Anna

We could even do that for all our regular clients.

Denise

That would be a big risk.

Anna

No.

Denise

If we do that once, all our clients will start asking for 20% off everything.

Anna

No, I disagree.

Denise

We’ll be bankrupt!

Anna

No, you’re wrong.

Narrator

Er- Anna, maybe you should find a better way of saying you disagree with Denise.

Anna

I’m so frustrated! I can’t think of the right words.

Narrator

It helps if you try phrases like:

Well, I’m not so sure about that… then explain why.

Or start your sentence with ‘but’ when you want to disagree with what has just been said.

Or, to seem more polite, you can try: I see your point, but actually I think…

Anna

I’ll try.

Narrator

And don’t be aggressive Anna - and give your reasons too, or you’ll upset Denise again!

Anna

OK. Well, I’m not so sure about that. I think it will improve our sales of lemons and make our clients happy. Happy clients will come back to buy more.

Paul

Yes, that’s a good point Annabe - Anna.

Tom

But 20% is a lot – maybe 5% would be better.

Anna

But if we’re going to make a special offer, we should make it so good that everyone will say yes!

Denise

But people might think there’s something wrong with our lemons and that we’re desperate to get rid of them.

Anna

I see your point, but, if we explain this is just a special offer for special clients, they’ll understand.

Paul

I like that idea. Good: 20% off for all regular clients just for this month. Anna, you’ll be making the presentation to Citrus Ventures, so make sure you include that offer.

Tom

Uh-huh.

Anna

Yes.

Paul

Right, next, what photos do we have of the lemons…?

Narrator

Finding the right words to disagree in meetings isn’t always easy, but Anna managed in the end. She started sentences with this short word to show that she was about to disagree with what had just been said: But…

And used these phrases:

I’m not so sure about that……

I see your point, but actually I think…

The next big challenge for Anna will be her presentation to Citrus Ventures. Join us again soon to find out what happens!

Anna

I’ve got to do a good job but it’s going to take me ages. Ah well, I had better get started otherwise I’m going to be here all night!

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