Business English Vocabulary Quiz: Committed, Interested, or Focused?

Welcome to the Business English Vocabulary Quiz!

Today’s focus: a powerful business phrase you’ll often hear in presentations and client meetings.

Today’s Challenge:

You’re speaking on behalf of your team during a client meeting. You want to show your team’s professionalism and reliability.

We're _____ to delivering high-quality results on time.

A) decided

B) focused

C) interested

D) committed

Choose the correct option and listen to the sentence.

Did you get it right?

DECIDE (decided, decided)

verb

to choose what you will do or what you want

I decided to take the job.

She decided to study business.

They decided to work from home.

He decided not to go to the meeting.

We decided to change the plan.

FOCUSED (ON)

adjective

thinking only about one thing and not getting distracted

He is focused on his work.

Stay focused during the meeting!

She is focused on her goals.

We are focused on growing the business.

He’s not focused today—he looks tired.

INTERESTED (IN)

adjective

wanting to know more about something or be part of it

I’m interested in marketing.

Are you interested in this job?

She’s interested in learning English.

He’s not interested in sports.

We’re interested in your idea.

COMMITTED (TO)

adjective

giving time and effort to something because it’s important

She is committed to helping her team.

They are committed to finishing the project on time.

He’s committed to learning English every day.

We are committed to giving great customer service.

The company is committed to being honest and fair.