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Tips for Presenting Choices in Negotiations

This set contains 11 annotated sentences.

Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024

SWe VPreshave a few options vIto consider.

Explanation

We have a few options to consider.

Patternshave — had — had^a few options

MWould Syou v2prefer option A or option B?

Explanation

Would you prefer option A or option B?

If Soption one HPresdoesn’t vIwork, Swe Mcould v2go with option two.

Explanation

If option one doesn’t work, we could go with option two.

Patternsgo — went — gone

How about Swe Vlook at this from another angle?

Explanation

How about we look at this from another angle?

HLet's v2explore a few different solutions to this issue.

Explanation

Let's explore a few different solutions to this issue.

Patternslet — let — let^a few different solutions

MCan Swe v2compromise by pAPrescombining parts of both options?

Explanation

Can we compromise by combining parts of both options?

What stPresare Syour thoughts on these alternatives?

Explanation

What are your thoughts on these alternatives?

If Sthis approach stPresisn’t p2feasible, Swe Mcould v2try another method.

Explanation

If this approach isn’t feasible, we could try another method.

HLet's v2weigh the pros and cons of each choice.

Explanation

Let's weigh the pros and cons of each choice.

Patternslet — let — let

MWould Sit v2help if Swe VPastprioritized these options differently?

Explanation

Would it help if we prioritized these options differently?

MCould Swe v2agree on a temporary solution while Swe VPresexplore other options?

Explanation

Could we agree on a temporary solution while we explore other options?

Patternsa temporary solution