Nov. 25, 2025
Inefficient Meetings
I attended an extremely inefficient meeting which lasted nearly 3 hours this afternoon. In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very stick to their personal opinions, they didn't listen to each other carefully. The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that". In the end, there was no any conclusion.
After the meeting, I though why the meeting could be so bad. I looked back at several other meetings and found they were similar to the meeting this afternoon, maybe it had been a common phenomenon in our company. At last, I thought the main reasons might be as follow:
1)The staff in our company were too obedient to(even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors.
2)The selection of participants was not fit. There was no decision makers.
3)No one stoped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time.
Hope this situation could be improved in the future.
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Inefficient Meetings
I attended an extremely inefficient meeting which lasted nearly 3 hours this afternoon.
In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very stiuck to their personal opinions, so they didn't listen to each other carefully.
In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very stuck to their personal opinions so they didn't listen to each other carefully.
The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that". The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that".
In the end, there was non't any conclusion.
In the end, there wasn't any conclusion.
Adding the 'was' and 'not' together just sounds more natural.
After the meeting, I thought why the meeting could beit was so bad.
After the meeting, I thought why it was so bad.
Referring to the meeting as 'it' instead of repeating it is also more natural.
I looked back at several other meetings and found they were similar to the meeting this afternoon, maybe it had been a common phenomenon in our company.
At last, I thought the main reasons might be as follows: At last, I thought the main reasons might be as follows:
1)The staff in our company were too obedient to (even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors. 1)The staff in our company were too obedient to (even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors.
2)The selection of participants was not fit.
There wasere no decision makers.
There were no decision makers.
Were = plural because decision makers = plural.
3)No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3)No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time.
HI hope this situation could be improved in the future.
I hope this situation could be improved in the future.
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Excellent, great use of a lot of harder vocab!
Nov. 27, 2025
Helpful comments, thanks.
1)The staff in our company weare too obedient to( (and even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions withopinions different than their superior's.
1)The staff in our company are too obedient to (and even afraid of) their superiors to listen to opinions different than their superior's.
Nov. 27, 2025
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Inefficient Meetings
I attended an extremely inefficient meeting which lasted nearly 3 hours this afternoon.
In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very stick toet on their personal opinions, they didn't listen to each other carefully.
In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very set on their personal opinions, they didn't listen to each other carefully.
The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that".
In the end, there was non't any conclusion.
In the end, there wasn't any conclusion.
After the meeting, I thought about why the meeting could bewas so bad.
After the meeting, I thought about why the meeting was so bad.
I looked back at several other meetings and found they were similar to the meeting this afternoon, maybe it had been a common phenomenon in our company.
At last, I thought the main reasons might be as follows: At last, I thought the main reasons might be as follows:
1) The staff in our company were too obedient to(even afraid of) their superiors, even even too listen to different opinions withafraid of them, to listen to opinions that differ from their superiors.
1) The staff in our company were too obedient to their superiors, even even too afraid of them, to listen to opinions that differ from their superiors.
2) The selection of participants was not fit. 2) The selection of participants was not fit.
There wasere no decision makers.
There were no decision makers.
3) No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3) No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time.
HI hope this situation could be improved in the future.
I hope this situation could be improved in the future.
Nov. 26, 2025
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I attended an extremely inefficient meeting which lasted nearly 3 hours this afternoon. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In the meeting, people argued about several detailed issues and everyone was very stick to their personal opinions, they didn't listen to each other carefully.
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The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that". This sentence has been marked as perfect! The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that". The most frequent sentence was "Our boss had said we can't do that". |
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In the end, there was no any conclusion.
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In the end, there was Adding the 'was' and 'not' together just sounds more natural. |
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After the meeting, I though why the meeting could be so bad.
After the meeting, I thought about why the meeting
After the meeting, I thought why Referring to the meeting as 'it' instead of repeating it is also more natural. |
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I looked back at several other meetings and found they were similar to the meeting this afternoon, maybe it had been a common phenomenon in our company. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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1)The staff in our company were too obedient to(even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors.
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1)The staff in our company 1)The staff in our company were too obedient to (even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors. 1)The staff in our company were too obedient to (even afraid of) their superiors to listen to different opinions with their superiors. |
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2)The selection of participants was not fit. 2) The selection of participants was not fit. 2) The selection of participants was not fit. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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There was no decision makers.
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3)No one stoped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3) No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3) No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3)No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. 3)No one stopped the ineffective arguments, so the meeting lasted such a long time. |
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Hope this situation could be improved in the future.
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