20 Business English Phrasal Verbs for Meetings & Projects
If you’re trying to learn English for work, phrasal verbs can be one of the more difficult parts of business English. You may understand words such as begin, investigate and…
If you’re trying to learn English for work, phrasal verbs can be one of the more difficult parts of business English. You may understand words such as begin, investigate and…
Learn English for small talk with your boss or clients in this practical Business English lesson. You’ll practise 12 useful phrases, learn how to respond and follow two complete conversations…
Someone interrupts you halfway through explaining a deadline. You stop speaking, and the meeting continues before you’ve explained the problem. What can you say to finish your point? In this…
It’s four o’clock in the afternoon. You’re trying to finish something, and your manager or a colleague comes to you and says: “Could you get this done today?” Or perhaps…
These Business English phrases for giving feedback will help you comment on someone’s work clearly and professionally. You’ll learn what to say when you need to suggest a change, point…
If English isn’t your first language and you use English at work, this lesson will help you handle difficult conversations more confidently. You’ll learn useful Business English phrases for disagreeing,…
In this Business English lesson, you’ll learn practical phrases for giving progress updates at work. You’ll see what to say when a project is going well, nearly finished, delayed, waiting…
You’ll hear Sounds good very often at work. Someone suggests a meeting time, tells you what they’re going to do or suggests a way to deal with a problem, and…
When learning English, precision is often the goal. In exams, reports, and business writing, you must be clear and exact. But everyday conversation is different. Native speakers often use vague…