Ejercicios B2 : Expresar una crítica en inglés (corregido)

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar las estructuras clave del curso para expresar críticas en inglés de forma educada y constructiva en entornos profesionales.

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Ejercicio 1 : Completa las frases con la estructura correcta

Rellena cada hueco con la forma verbal o expresión adecuada para formular una crítica constructiva en inglés.

1. I ___ (appreciate) your effort, but I think the report could have been more detailed.
2. While the presentation ___ (be) well-structured, some key data was missing.
3. It might ___ (help) if you had consulted the team before making that decision.
4. I ___ (suggest) reconsidering the timeline, as it seems overly ambitious.

Correction

1. I really appreciate your effort, but I think the report could have been more detailed.
2. While the presentation was well-structured, some key data was missing.
3. It might have helped if you had consulted the team before making that decision.
4. I would suggest reconsidering the timeline, as it seems overly ambitious.

Ejercicio 2 : Corrige los errores en las críticas

Cada frase contiene un error gramatical o de registro. Reescríbela de forma correcta y apropiada para un contexto profesional.

1. Your work is bad and you should have done it better.
2. I think you did not understood the brief at all.
3. Although the design is nice, but it does not match the client's expectations.
4. You should have been more careful, it is your fault the deadline was missed.

Correction

1. Your work could have been stronger, and there is room for improvement in several areas.
2. I think there may have been a misunderstanding regarding the brief.
3. Although the design is visually appealing, it does not fully match the client's expectations.
4. It would have been helpful to plan more carefully in order to meet the deadline.

Ejercicio 3 : Elige la crítica más adecuada

Selecciona la opción que expresa una crítica de forma más educada, constructiva y apropiada para un entorno profesional en inglés.

1. A colleague submitted a report with several errors. How do you point it out?
   • This report is full of mistakes and is unacceptable.
   • I noticed a few inaccuracies in the report that we might want to address before submitting it.
   • You never check your work properly.
   • Why did you even bother writing this?
2. A team member interrupted several times during a meeting. How do you communicate this to them?
   • You are very rude and you kept interrupting everyone.
   • Stop talking over people in meetings.
   • I feel that allowing everyone to finish their points would make our meetings more productive.
   • Nobody could speak because of you.
3. A project did not reach the expected objectives. How do you express your criticism to the team?
   • We completely failed and it is everyone's fault.
   • While the team worked hard, I think we could have set clearer goals from the outset.
   • The results are terrible and there is no excuse.
   • You all let me down with this project.
4. A client was not satisfied with the proposal presented. How do you raise it internally?
   • The client is wrong and does not know what they want.
   • It seems the proposal did not fully address the client's needs, so we may need to revisit our approach.
   • We wasted time on something useless.
   • Nobody listened to the client's feedback.

Correction

1. I noticed a few inaccuracies in the report that we might want to address before submitting it.
2. I feel that allowing everyone to finish their points would make our meetings more productive.
3. While the team worked hard, I think we could have set clearer goals from the outset.
4. It seems the proposal did not fully address the client's needs, so we may need to revisit our approach.