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TOEIC 2023 full practice test with answer key - test 5

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check the tabs for explanation, then try the exercises in the link above

Next, try to build up some idioms and phrasal verbs with get using the link below:

https://www.englishgrammar.org/phrasal-verbs-exercise-21/

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The different uses of the verb ‘get’ - Test-English

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Learn how to use the verb ‘get’ with this complete grammar lesson. It includes a explanation with a grammar chart and three exercises.

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homework for Nov 14th

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TOEIC 2023 full Listening and reading with answers - Test 4

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Kévin Lucas June 13th June 30th What will happen next.docx

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Prompt: "explain price deviations"
other ways to talk about root causes

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Quantifiers - much, many, some, any, few, litte - Grammar Exercises - Learning English

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Quantifiers - much, many, some, any, few, little - Exercises - Learning English

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what expressions can you steal from the AI to talk about progress ion your projects

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use wisely ;)

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You hear it a lot now (erm, LinkedIn), but the cliche is true - communication can either make or break a company, relationship or a project.

Companies moving to remote-first setting has increased the importance of clear communication, and most well-functioning teams are proponents of overcommunication.

When it comes to client and project communication, it's critical to write clear and concise project status updates and do it frequently. Whether you use email, Slack, or some other channel, the basic principles are the same, and these examples can help you get started.

So if you're looking for project status update email samples (or need some help with your first or next status email), here are our tips.

P.S.
Reports can get quite boring, thus we created a smart email template to do the heavy lifting. Try it out yourself below:

Gather the information you need to provide to the reader, such as any data, updates from the team, reports from software, or other hard facts that showcase your progress.

Find the template that fits your needs, or create one.

Think about your audience and the goal of sending this email. Depending on who is reading the content, you may want to use different wording or ask additional questions.

Create a basic email outline to help you stay on track.

How to write project status report in email

To write your status report in email, follow these basic steps:

Draft and edit the email. Be sure to send it at the same time each week or on other agreed-upon timeframes to ensure that your recipient always knows what to expect at each stage.

A project status email update provides someone with insight into where the project stands. Reporting on the status is often necessary at various project stages, not just at the beginning or end. The rule of thumb is to send project status updates weekly or biweekly, but your schedule might vary.

We recommend that you are transparent in your reports. If you make mistakes or if progress has been slow, it's most often best to be upfront about what has happened and why.

Try to address issues early and let your clients or employer know if you encounter problems. A project status report is often the best way to be proactive about this.

what's being done

what you accomplished

what complications are in play, and

what the next steps are

The amount of detail that goes into these reports depends on the project goals and objectives and any communication standards established at the start.

In short, you need to provide project status emails throughout the project that communicate:

Here are a few tips for creating your email status update or report for the project you're working on completing for a client or employer.

The name of the report or project

The client or the team's name

The vision of the project

The status of the project

The completed tasks thus far

What you have learned

Tasks that are going to be completed soon

Any challenges, issues, or roadblocks

Milestones and when they've been achieved (as well as any upcoming dates)

Project status email format

The format for the project status email should be specific to your goals and what's expected. It should include:

With that in mind, you should work to create a simple introduction, a timeline of the project, any budget factors, links and attachments that communicate the details of accomplishments, a summary of where the project stands, and any questions. Be sure to encourage the client to ask any questions as well.

Subject line for project status emails

Your subject line for the project update should be clear and concise. You don't need to pack it full of information - save the good stuff for what's inside.

Weekly update for (Project name) [Week number/Date]

(Project name) update with questions [Week number/Date]

Project report and request for meeting [Week number/Date]

We encourage you to include a week number or a date in the subject line. This helps the recipients stay on top of what's happening (and also helps you check whether you have remembered to send a report in a give week).

Here are some examples:

How to end a project status email

The end of the project status email should include any details necessary to the project. These are the action steps you want the reader to take. That way, they can easily see what they are supposed to be doing. Make it visually easy to see this information, but keep it direct and include one task per line.

To avoid confusion, address a specific person when writing out tasks that should be completed. Here's an example:

Hi (Recipient's name),

Tasks for the week:

(Your company name):

Sincerely,
(Your name)

For a formal email, you'll want to use terms like:

How to ask about project status in email

Asking for project status in an email is a bit different. If you are the manager or the client and need more information about where the project stands, write an email that gets right to the point and asks those questions.

Your goal should be to be professional and polite in the content you create. You want people to communicate openly with you so you know where the project stands at any given time.

Try to stress the importance of clear communication but remember that new habits take time to develop. Give kudos when your team members send good reports.

You could highlight good reports in your weekly meetings or internal communication channels. This can motivate your team to improve the quality of subsequent status reports and updates.

Try to ask questions in the proper manner. For example, instead of saying, "Can I get an update on the project?" try something different. "I'm checking in with you to determine how the project is progressing. I want to help in any way that I can. Could you update me on where we stand and if any challenges need to be addressed?"

When sending updates like this, you want to be sure you are being clear about your needs and not creating any roadblocks. You don't want the receiver to shut down and not communicate or think you are being aggressive or hard to work with.

Project status email examples

Here are a few project status email examples to help you. Remember that these are just a guide. Update them as you need to.

Take a look at the project status email sample that is best suited for your specific needs below and apply it as a tool to help you flesh out your email.

9 project status email samples

Remember that I don't know the context or nature of your project. Thus I encourage you not just to copy these templates and samples but make them your own before sending them to the person you need to.

1. Project status update email sample

Use the project status update email sample as a way to communicate the current status of your project to anyone that is involved in it. This project status update email sample is versatile enough to be used in any way that works for you.

Hi (Recipient's name),

2. Project status report email sample

A project status report usually provides more information about the project, how things have progressed, and what has been accomplished so far. Don't fall for the trap of leaving bits of information out.

Because of your hands-on work on the project, you often have the best information about the project's progress and current status. Even though it might feel redundant, it's important to repeat what has been accomplished and how your goals are progressing to ensure everyone is on the same page.

Oversommunicating in your project reports is not a bad idea. We all forget things, so make it easy for others to stay on top of the progress with a detailed report.

Hi (Recipient's name),

Summary:

Issues:

Kindly,
(Your name)

3. Project status email to manager sample

A project status email to a boss or manager may differ slightly from one to a client or customer. The following sample email to a manager is a basic idea of what to communicate. Be sure to update it to fit your communication style with your boss. Of all status updates, those to a manager must be quite clear but not over-the-top formal.

Hi (Recipient's name),

Kindly,
(Your name)

4. Project status email to client sample

When communicating directly with your client, you want to be sure not to hide any details and not overwhelm them. Often, the client does not know the whole process of accomplishing your work and might expect the final project to be delivered in a way that's not feasible.

An email to the client about project status should give them peace of mind that the project is going smoothly, and if it isn't, the assurance that problems are addressed accordingly. Here's how to write an email to a client sharing the status of the project.

Hi (Recipient's name),

Regards,
(Your name)

5. Weekly project status email sample

Sending a weekly project status report email is one of the best ways to keep those involved in the know of what's happening and the project moving forward. It can feel tedious to do this, so you want to keep it short and to the point but still detailed and informative.

With a consistent weekly report you can establish clear communication habits with your client or manager that will help you stand out as a person who gets things done and can manager projects.

Sometimes, a list-like format of updates makes it easy for the manager or other receiver to get a glance at what's happening. Here is a weekly project status email template to follow.

Hello (Recipient's name),

6. Sample follow-up email on project status

If you are the person that has issued the project and you have not heard back from your employee or provider about it, you may get a bit worried.

A follow-up email on project status can give insight into what's happening. Don't be afraid to reach out for clarification and more of the information you need, especially when you have deadlines to meet.

At the same time, you want to be sure you are being professional in these communications. This follow-up project status email sample can help you with that process.

Hello (Recipient's name),

Thank you,
(Your name)

7. Project final status email sample

The final status email is often near the project's wrap-up when you are likely to be sending the project soon or completing the objectives. This is a good way for you to communicate positively to encourage repeat business or to help ensure everyone is on the same page. Here's a project final status email with a thank you sample to guide you.

Hi (Recipient's name),

Kindly,
(Your name)

8. Sample email to check status of project

This project status update request email sample is to the point. It ensures that the person receiving it is fully aware of your expectations and needs.

Hi (Recipient's name),

Thank you,
(Your name)

9. Project status meeting email invitation sample

In some situations, you may need to set up a meeting to discuss the project. This is not always due to a bad situation, but when there's a need for more information than an email can offer. Here's a way to communicate that positively.

HI (Recipient's name),

Kindly,
(Your name)

Project status email templates

If you need something quick to get started, check out these project status report templates that you can use just to fill in the blanks and get information to your client quickly.

Don't forget to check out Flowrite's smart template, that turns words into ready-to-send project status reports.

Project status report template email

Hi (Recipient's name),

Project status update email template

Hi (Recipient's name),

Best regards,
(Your name)

Status update email template by Flowrite

Let's face it. Sometimes you will have to do so much reporting that it feels like you don't have time to do any work itself. It's those moments and projects when Flowrite can really help.

With Flowrite, you can increase the efficiency of communications with your clients or managers while saving time for the real work, like this:

Our smart template turns words into ready-to-send reports.

Final words

When writing a project status email, try make them clear and simple, but lean on the side of overcommunicating instead of leaving things off the email.

Unless the client or manager needs a full list of the tasks accomplished, outline just what's needed to keep the project moving.

It's no rocket science, but nonetheless a crucial part of any client or managerial relationships in project work. So the next time you send a project status report email make sure to use these tips and samples, and let us know how it goes!

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you can revise your vocab with this app
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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 9_20 July 13th

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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 8_20 June 30th

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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 7_20 June 13th 

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Lessons usually on Friday afternoons, as early as possible - to be confirmed week by week

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Lessons usually on Friday afternoons, as early as possible - to be confirmed week by week

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Friday, April 14th at 2:30
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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 6_20 June 8th

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Situation 1.
Find words more easily in meetings when explaining my (French) processes to  colleagues in meetings
--> explain part of my documents (factors explaining price deviations?)to Eily next lesson
Situation 2.
Understand a wider range of types of English, fast speech or range of accents (Singapore Mandarin/Tamil?)
--> no time to listen to podcasts, etc, but will use variety of English in lesson activities
Situation 3.
Be able to chat with people when on holidays - social conversations
--> Improve and expand conversational expressions for travel, life in different countries, fishing ...., focus on collocations and chunks
Learn vocab on topic before lesson and use lesson time to put it into practise

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Hello Kévin.
My name is Elaine, El for short. I'm Irish and I live in Montbrison in the French countryside. I'm looking forward to working with you.
This is a space where we can share notes and documents from our lessons.
Have a look around ... click on links or leave a comment ... go find your vocab notes after our lessons ..... post your homework here ....

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10 Survival Expressions for Fast Speakers and English Class

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10 Survival Expressions for Fast Speakers and English Class

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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 5_20  May 25th

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mostly grammar notes today

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Kévin Lucas Lesson Notes  - 3_20 April 25th

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10 Expressions for Telephone and Teleconferences

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10 Expressions for Telephone and Teleconferences

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Vocab is on the left, grammar is on the right, Pronunciation below that, and some homework ideas at the bottom

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this is where you'll find some "langage de Proust" translation mistakes

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10 Expressions to Start Speaking Naturally

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10 Expressions to Start Speaking Naturally

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Think of two situations you want to do well through English this year.

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Think of two situations you want to do well through English this year.

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My colleagues have told me a bit about you, and I understand that speaking during conference calls and travel are some of your motivations.
I would like to get to know you  a little better in our first lesson.

I will ask you for examples of real situations and things you want to do well through English this year so we can set some goals.

Feel free to start adding your ideas here now, if you like, by clicking on the + sign at the top of this column!

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Schedule for English lessons 2023 -  20 hours

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Schedule for English lessons 2023 -  20 hours

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