Complete each sentence with ONE phrase from the box.
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Put the verb in brackets in the best future form (future perfect OR future continuous).
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Which forecast is SHARP (baseline + delta + date) and which is FUZZY?
'We'll probably grow quite a lot next year.'
'By the end of Q3, we'll have added 400 accounts — 12% above plan.'
'ARR is looking really strong.'
'This time next quarter, we'll be running the new pricing on every enterprise deal.'
'Revenue will probably increase in the future.'
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Each forecast is missing baseline / delta / date. Rewrite it in ONE stronger sentence.
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You'll hear three analysts present the same forecast slide (ARR to €5.6m by year-end).
🎙️ Three analysts, one forecast slide — multi-voice
Hana (Tom):So the ARR trajectory is intact — healthy NRR, GTM tailwinds in the mid-market. Modelled at 5.6, YoY, on plan.
Igor (Priya):Today four-point-two ARR. By December, we'll have grown to about five-point-six — 33% year-on-year. Two November renewals worth about two hundred k are the risk. So the number I'd take to the board is five-point-four as the commit, five-point-six as the stretch.
Isabel (Maya):Year-end forecast is five-point-six ARR, up from four-point-two, roughly 33% year-on-year. Model uses current pipeline coverage.
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Turn a real number from your work into a 3-sentence forecast (max 55 words). Sentence 1: baseline → delta + date (future perfect). Sentence 2: what will be in progress (future continuous). Sentence 3: named risk + commit vs stretch.
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