Welcome to 2020, a new year and a new decade. This week I have got you covered with ten expressions that you can start to use in business in 2020.
Firstly, you will see that I have divided the episode into 3 parts. First, I give the expressions, then I define it and finally I give you an example sentence to help you put it into context.
These expressions will hopefully be new to you and you can start using them straight away.
This week we broadcast live from Perth Western Australia. Andrew is joined once again by his brother-in-law, Jamie Henderson, where they discuss some things to consider if you are planning on doing business in Australia.
In this week’s episode of the Art of Business English I have got ten expressions with the word “right” to share with you. These 10 expressions are very common and can be applied to your every day business life. I am sure you have all hear do the expression “right on time”. Well, today you are going to learn a bunch more that you can start using straight away.
This week we learn some of the things you should not do at a staff Christmas party. We also cover some useful language and expressions associated with these situations
This week we are coming to the end of our series on participating in meetings. Firstly, today we are going to be looking at how to clarify, summarise and close a meeting. I will be covering some expressions for clarifying what was agreed in the meeting. As always you will have a sample sentence to help with context. Then, we will be looking at ways to summarise, so that everything is clear before we finish the meeting. Finally, we will learn how to close the meeting.
Hello there. Do you want to sound more formal in your next business meeting? Do you get confused knowing when you need to use more formal expressions? Do you often wonder what type of expressions you should use and how to and when to use them? If you have answered yes to any of these questions then you will be happy to know that I am going to answer them all for you today.
This week we look at how you can participate in meetings more confidently by asking questions and showing interest. If you need to participate in meetings on a regular basis then you don't want to miss this episode.
Participating in a meeting can seem like a pretty scary thing to do, especially if you are not a native English speaker. Sometimes you are asked to give your opinion on a range of topics, and this can cause some people to freeze, mumble or speak quickly making no sense at all.
Today I am going to show 3 ways you can give varying degrees of opinions.
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