Can I say "call a meeting" instead? What are the other expressions that I can use in the office?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
"Conduct a meeting" and "call a meeting" have different meanings. "Conduct a meeting" describes the event of having the meeting, while "call a meeting" describes the process of asking people to gather for a meeting. Some other expressions that can be used in the office to discuss meetings are "arrange a meeting", which means "plan a meeting", and "hold a meeting", which has the same meaning as "conduct a meeting".