Business English: Typical phrases, verbs, prepositions, articles

Announcer: And now, let’s welcome Robert Johnston, the CEO of Westin Logistics!

Robert: Thank you! I’m glad you are here atoninSan Diego, atoninJune inatonthe summer Siesta Retreat. It’s amazing how manymuchmight we’ve accomplished in such a short period of time. Just think, last year this time, ionatinJuly, in fact, we were going through a major administrative change. Now, look at where we are, we’ve dig in our heeldig in our heelsdug in our heels in and made it through to such great accomplishments. And, there are muchmanymore goals and objectives to meet.

Cassie: See Paul, I just love to hear Mr. Johnston speak. He’s so up to earthdown on earthdown to earth.

Paul: Yes he is. You remember our meeting atinon March with himinaton Tampa, inaton the office, and all the things he givegivengave us to do. We did them and now Westin Logistics is really running like a bad oiled machinewell oiled machineokay oiled machine.

Cassie: You are right. I’m glad we understoodunderstand the goals and meetmetthem. Hey, whatwhich one is his wife? I’d like to see her. I hearedhearheard she was cool too.

Paul: I’m not sure. Is she even here atinan San Diego with him? She mustmightmany have not been able to attend the conference this year. I bet she’s aanand awesome woman.

Cassie: Well, I willwouldcouldhave come, but of course, there are muchmanymore more conferences to attend. Oh, that’s her, she mightmaymust be the one in the yellow dress. He’s pointing to her now.

Paul: Oh, I see her. Oh, you know, I saw her when we were atinon New Orleans, atonin the conference last February, aninon 2017. She seems easy to hang out with.

Cassie: Yes, you are right. Now I remember. So whatwhichwhy breakout meeting do you want to attend? Macy said we shouldwouldcould attend different ones so we can get the full scope of the conference.

Paul: Well, I mightmust need to attend anything on cutting cost with suppliers, since that’s my new role now.

Cassie: Okay. Well I guess that leaves me with learning how to follow through with contract negotiations, since Macy is in management and no longer doing that. I think I’ll sit in on that workshop it seems interesting.

Macy: whatwhich restaurant and bar do you guys want to eat onatintonight? If I mightmay make a request, I’d like some great Californian seafood.

Cassie: I’d love that too. You’d think we’d canmight be tired of seafood, since we’re from Tampa, but I’m with you. I want a great restaurant too.

Paul: Hey ladies, just text me the time and place and I’ll see you there. My session is about to start!