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When do we use "throw it out there"
to get more opinions
When do we use "I think you’re onto something"
When you agree with person / think they have a good idea
Define: The key takeaways
the most important points of the meeting / presentation
True or False: Set up a road map and set an agenda mean the same thing
true
Say one expression that you can use to get someone to share their thoughts
I'd like your feedback on, throw it out there, etc.
Say one expression that means you agree with another person
We are on the same page, You're onto something there, etc.
What should you say when someone starts talking about something irrelevant?
I think we are getting off topic
What function does this phrase serve: Let me run through what we’ve agreed on
to summarize
Come up with is a phrasal verb that means what?
create new ideas / suggestions
What function does this phrase serve: Let's move on
change topics
Use "take a few minutes to" in a sentence
I'd like to take a few minutes to talk about the marketing strategy
Use "i just want to emphasize" in a sentence
I just want to emphasize that there are no bad ideas
