B2–C1 · Priorities and trade-offs · 4 patterns
Priorities and trade-offs
Name what matters most and what can wait.
01 · How to use this set
Start from the communication job
Name what matters most and what can wait.
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02 · Representative patterns
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A compact sample from the 4 patterns in this study set.
03 · Complete set
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Pattern PracticeFind a pattern you can reuseContinue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.Pattern AtlasGiven that [X], our priority should be to reduce uncertaintyContinue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.Pattern AtlasWe need to decide whether [X] before we add new tasksContinue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.