Choose the correct/more appropriate option. A. Do you have a few minutes to discuss about this project? B. Do you have a few minutes to talk about this project?

It isn’t necessary for us to discuss this matter in great detail.A.We needn’t to discuss this matter in great detail.B.We mustn’t discuss this matter in great detail.C.We should discuss this matter in great detail.D.We might discuss this matter in great detail.

You have 1 minute to talk about some visual information. First, look at the information and prepare your answer. Then speak for 1 minute. You will continue to see the visual information.

Which of these require low  planning?Select one:a.A debateb.A meetingc.A conversationd.An Interview

Pick the best option to start the conversation.Hi Professor, I wanted to talk to you about my final paper.Hi, Professor. I wanted to talk to you about my macroeconomics presentation.Professor, I think you made a mistake when grading my paper.Hey, I wanted to talk to you about working on a research project together.Professor, I wanted to thank you for meeting

Now that you’ve completed Course 3: Project Planning: Putting it All Together, let's look back on the project planning phase where you learned to communicate throughout the planning process. Think back to a recent project you were involved in, and answer the following questions:Did everyone on the team share in all the project communications throughout the project? What was available and what was not available? Now that you have learned more about effective ways to communicate during a project, how might you improve communication in your next project? Your response should be 5–10 sentences long, and might discuss:MeetingsEmailsPhone callsWritten documentsFormal presentations