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🎬 情境故事

今天是一對一會議，主管問你「最近的工作進展如何？有什麼需要幫助的？」。你腦中有很多想法，但不確定怎麼用英文表達，特別是要談到職涯發展時容易卡住。

👉 今日目標：學會在一對一會議中，簡單表達進展與提出需求。

🤖 Config Prompt

[Config]
- Day: Day16 – One-on-One Meeting (Manager / Career Discussion)
- Scenario: A one-on-one meeting with your manager. Talk about your progress, blockers, and ask for advice on career development.

👉 在練習之前...

想一下：

1. 這週最大的進展是什麼？
2. 有遇到什麼阻礙嗎？
3. 希望主管提供什麼協助？
4. 想要討論哪些職涯方向？
   並且把關鍵字寫下來。

我的關鍵字：

1. fixed two bugs
2. no block
3. discuss the career path
4. led a project

🎯 開始進行練習

記得把對話錄下來，自己聽一次，想想有哪裡不自然、哪裡需要調整。

📌 小技巧

可以嘗試提出一些問題，請主管給建議。

🆘 今日救命句

• 救命句：

  I need your advice on this.

• 爭取思考時間：

  Let me think for a second.

🔑 核心句型

1. 更新進展
   • This week I focused on improving the API performance.
   • I have completed the login feature and fixed two major bugs.
2. 提出阻礙
   • I’m facing a challenge with the database migration.
   • One blocker is unclear requirements from the client.
3. 請主管協助
   • Could you give me feedback on my design approach?
   • I’d like your support to clarify the priorities.
4. 討論職涯
   • I want to grow into a tech lead role in the future.
   • I’d like to know what skills I should focus on to advance.

📝 我的今日反饋

1) Per-turn Corrections:

You said: “I fixed two bugs this month and everything goes smoothly.”
Rewrite: “I fixed two bugs this month, and everything is going smoothly.”
Alternative: “I’ve fixed two bugs this month, and things are going smoothly.”

You said: “There’s no blockers.”
Rewrite: “There are no blockers.”
Alternative: “I don’t have any blockers right now.”

You said: “What kind of project can I start for?”
Rewrite: “What kind of project can I start with?”
Alternative: “Which type of project should I begin with?”

2) Top 3 Patterns:

Plural agreement: Remember to match plurals, e.g., “There are no blockers.”

Smooth vs. smoothly: Use “smoothly” for actions.

Starting phrases: When asking how to start, “What kind of project can I start with?” is a handy structure.

3) Phrase Pack:

“I’d like to focus on leading a project.”

“Everything is going smoothly.”

“I don’t have any blockers at the moment.”

“Could you give me some advice on how to start?”

“What kind of project can I begin with?”

4) Intonation Tip:
When asking for advice, try rising intonation at the end: “Could you give me some advice on how to start?”

5) Fluency & Pronunciation Notes:

Great clarity overall.

Keep sentences short and simple for better flow.

Good job adjusting when corrected.

Just watch out for those little grammar points with plurals.

6) Key Focus for Next Time:

Let’s keep working on plural agreement and adverbs.

Practice starting questions with “What kind of…” for more confidence.

A quick 2-3 minute drill: repeat phrases about project planning and focus on using “smoothly” and plural forms correctly.