| A: | And so, that concludes my outline for our marketing strategy next year. Thank you very much for your time. |
| B: | Hey, that was quite the presentation! Honestly, I was completely blown away by your strategy outline. I’ve gotta say, Alex, you really wowed me today. |
| A: | Aw, come on; it was nothing. I’m just doing my job. |
| B: | No, I think you deserve some recognition here; I mean, if I look back on your previous presentations, this is a huge improvement. |
| A: | Well, Kristin did give me a hand with the slides. She’s a real wiz on PowerPoint. |
| B: | And I saw that you took on board my feedback about pricing strategies. I really appreciate you taking the time to think though my suggestions. |
| A: | Yeah, well, that was some good advice. You made some really good points. |
| B: | Well, I just wanted to say well done. Really you did a great job. |
| quite the (noun) | phrase | used to say it was good |
| presentation | common noun, singular | speech, demo, a meeting where you present something |
| honestly | General Adverb | to tell the truth, frankly speaking |
| blow (someone) away | verb | impressed by |
| wow (someone) | verb | amaze, impress |
| it was nothing | phrase | use to show humbleness |
| deserve | verb | are entitled to |
| recognition | common noun, non-variable | praises, credit |
| look back on | verb | recall the past |
| improvement | common noun, singular | advance, progress |
| give someone a hand | phrase | help someone |
| wiz | common noun, singular | genius |
| take on board | verb | adopt |
| feedback | common noun, non-variable | other people's opinions |
| think though | verb | to carefully consider and think about it |
| well done | phrase | good job |
| constructive criticism | common noun, non-variable | suggestions for improvement |
| recognize | verb | to publicity give special attention to someone for doing a good job |
| praise | common noun, non-variable | the action of saying a person did a good job |
| encourage | verb | make someone confident; help them do better |
| give credit | phrase | praise given to someone for doing a good job |