English Learning Hub
Loading...
Phrases · Expressions for Time and Scheduling
Delayed; not progressing according to plan.
John: The project is behind schedule because of the recent supplier delays.
Alice: How far behind are we?
John: About a week, which means we need to work overtime to catch up.
Alice: Okay, let's prioritize tasks. We can't afford to stay behind schedule any longer.
Please review and acknowledge the messages below.
Choose how you want to prepare — career-focused or exam-style speaking.
Interview Q&A
Help us improve translations for everyone.