(EUR) Andorra 
(AUD) Australia 
(EUR) Austria 
(EUR) Belgium 
(BRL) Brazil 
(BGN) Bulgaria 
(CAD) Canada 
(CNY) China 
(EUR) Cyprus 
(CZK) Czech Republic 
(DKK) Denmark 
(EUR) Estonia 
(EUR) Finland 
(EUR) France 
(EUR) Germany 
(EUR) Greece 
(HUF) Hungary 
(ISK) Iceland 
(INR) India 
(IDR) Indonesia 
(EUR) Ireland 
(ILS) Israel 
(EUR) Italy 
(JPY) Japan 
(AUD) Kiribati 
(KRW) Korea South 
(EUR) Latvia 
(CHF) Liechtenstein 
(EUR) Lithuania 
(EUR) Luxembourg 
(EUR) Malta 
(USD) Marshall Islands 
(MXN) Mexico 
(USD) Micronesia 
(EUR) Monaco 
(AUD) Nauru 
(EUR) Netherlands The 
(NZD) New Zealand 
(NOK) Norway 
(USD) Palau 
(PHP) Philippines 
(PLN) Poland 
(EUR) Portugal 
(RON) Romania 
(EUR) San Marino 
(SGD) Singapore 
(EUR) Slovakia 
(EUR) Slovenia 
(ZAR) South Africa 
(EUR) Spain 
(SEK) Sweden 
(CHF) Switzerland 
(THB) Thailand 
(TRY) Turkey 
(AUD) Tuvalu 
(AED) United Arab Emirates 
(GBP) United Kingdom 
(USD) United States 
- Planning a meeting effectively
- Differents ways of suggesting a meeting: would you like/ what about/Shall we…?
- Asking if someone is available
- Listening: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/free-resources/listening/a2/changing-meeting-time
- Writing: write an email to apologize for and postpone an appointment. You were supposed to meet a client/supplier this week, but something unexpected is preventing you from coming. Write a short email (5 to 6 sentences) to apologize and suggest a new date.
Your email must include:
- a greeting
- an apology for the inconvenience
- the reason for postponing (briefly)
- a suggestion for a new date/time
- a closing/polite phrase
Useful word bank: postpone, reschedule, apologize, something has come up, would it be possible to, thank you for your understanding.
