After presentation: reported speech (B1)
Diálogo laboral con reported speech y modales. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Conversation After the Team Presentation
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Practica reported speech y modales tras una reunión.
Nivel: B1Tema: Reported speech + modales — trabajo; 28+ ejemplos
Manager: Thanks everyone. The client said the proposal was clear, and she might approve phase two next week.
Ana: She mentioned that budgets could rise if timelines might slip. Did she might say that exactly?
Manager: She said, "If delays might happen, costs could increase." I reported that we had finished testing earlier than planned.
Ben: The client also asked whether support tickets might be answered within four hours. I told her that replies were usually sent by the help desk before lunch.
Ana: Did she might ask about training?
Manager: She wondered if staff could be trained remotely. I explained that sessions were recorded and were watched by new hires in March.
Ben: She might have liked the demo video. She said the interface was easier than she had expected.
Manager: Yes, and she noted that bugs were fixed quickly after beta users might complain. Passive reports might sound professional in her email.
Ana: Could we might confirm the follow-up call?
Manager: I said we might be available on Tuesday. She replied that her assistant could send a calendar invite.
Ben: If the contract might be signed, invoices could be processed automatically. Finance told me that payments were handled by a separate system.
Ana: The client also said she might visit the office in May. I told her that parking was reserved for guests near the main entrance.
Manager: Good. Remember that reported speech might shift tenses, yet clarity may matter more than perfect backshift.
Ben: Should we might prepare slides again?
Manager: If she might request changes, we could update figures. Otherwise the deck that was approved yesterday may stay as it is.
Ana: May I might email the summary tonight?
Manager: You may. Include what she said about timelines, and mention that questions were answered by the technical lead.
They might leave the room relieved. If messages might be reported accurately, trust could grow before the next meeting.
Ana: She mentioned that budgets could rise if timelines might slip. Did she might say that exactly?
Manager: She said, "If delays might happen, costs could increase." I reported that we had finished testing earlier than planned.
Ben: The client also asked whether support tickets might be answered within four hours. I told her that replies were usually sent by the help desk before lunch.
Ana: Did she might ask about training?
Manager: She wondered if staff could be trained remotely. I explained that sessions were recorded and were watched by new hires in March.
Ben: She might have liked the demo video. She said the interface was easier than she had expected.
Manager: Yes, and she noted that bugs were fixed quickly after beta users might complain. Passive reports might sound professional in her email.
Ana: Could we might confirm the follow-up call?
Manager: I said we might be available on Tuesday. She replied that her assistant could send a calendar invite.
Ben: If the contract might be signed, invoices could be processed automatically. Finance told me that payments were handled by a separate system.
Ana: The client also said she might visit the office in May. I told her that parking was reserved for guests near the main entrance.
Manager: Good. Remember that reported speech might shift tenses, yet clarity may matter more than perfect backshift.
Ben: Should we might prepare slides again?
Manager: If she might request changes, we could update figures. Otherwise the deck that was approved yesterday may stay as it is.
Ana: May I might email the summary tonight?
Manager: You may. Include what she said about timelines, and mention that questions were answered by the technical lead.
They might leave the room relieved. If messages might be reported accurately, trust could grow before the next meeting.
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Reported speech + modales — trabajo; 28+ ejemplos
Practica reported speech y modales tras una reunión.
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