Useful English phrases you can actually use in meetings. Perfect for giving updates, asking questions, and more

English Meeting Expressions – Set 2

Let’s schedule a follow-up meeting next week.

follow-up： A meeting to discuss something again.

key issue：The most important problem or topic.

action plan：A list of steps to solve a problem.

move forward：To continue or make progress.

deadline extension：Extra time to finish something.

clarify：To make something clear or easier to understand.

reach an agreement：To decide on something together.

raise a concern：To mention a problem or worry.

Our team achieved all the goals this quarter.

achieve a goal：To successfully reach something planned.

She handled the situation very professionally.

handle the situation：To manage or deal with something.

We need to raise awareness about this risk.

raise awareness： To help people understand something important.

propose a solution：To suggest an answer to a problem.

review the progress：To check how things are going.

We should allocate more resources to this project.

allocate resources：To decide how to use time, money, or people.

We should take customer feedback into account.

take into account：To consider something carefully.