Do you know how to talk about the progress of an ongoing project in English?

Welcome to Three Step English Practice by English Class 101.com.

In this lesson, you'll practice how to talk about the progress of an ongoing project.

Let's look at the main dialogue.

Two people are having a conversation.

Isabel, can you bring us up to speed on the

progress on the new facility? Sure, Frank. So far, progress is looking good. Construction at this site

has been increasing steadily since we began a few months ago. We should be on track to open

the facility early next year. Bring us up to speed and on track are common expressions we use in business English to talk about project progress. Has been increasing is the present perfect continuous tense, which we often use to describe an action that started in the past and is still happening now.

Let's practice more useful vocabulary and expressions like these in this lesson.