Business & Work Dictation: Meetings and Discussions
A2 Level
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Use the action to help you understand the work word. Someone reads an agenda, sends minutes or leads a meeting. Here, minutes are written notes about a meeting, not a number of minutes on a clock. A chair can be the person leading the meeting. Listen again if the word seems strange at first. Once you understand it, keep listening for who does what and when. Write those small words too; the sentence is more than the name of a work item.
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