The Art of Business English

In episode 68 of The Art of Business English, Andrew continues with his mini-series into preposition and noun combinations. This week we cover the preposition "by" and noun combinations. 

Andrew provides a useful list of 20 common preposition with "by" plus noun combinations to help listeners improve on and expand their knowledge of business vocabulary in English. 

In episode 67 of the Art of Business English, Andrew looks at preposition and word combinations. In this episode the focus is on the preposition "at" and accompanying nouns. 

In this week's episode Andrew shares with us the correct language for making and responding to polite requests in English. 

In this week's episoe Andrew is interviewed by Miki Real. You will learn how Andrew came to live in Spain and how he came to start the AOBE.

In this week's episode of the Art of Business English, Andrew clearly explains the difference between certain words that have similar spelling and pronunication, but in fact, mean something completely different. 

Grab a pen, make yourself comfortable, today you will get some incredible value from episode 64 of the Art of Business English. 

In this week's episode Andrew looks at how we can monitor our screen time. Just by being aware of your phone use means you can suddenly realise how much time you waste on useless apps.

If you are serious about your productivity, then this episode will be very insightful.

Don't miss this episode, it could possibly change your life.

Welcome back to the Art of Business English. In this week's episode, I look at some commonly confused structures. Specifically, I cover the problems with "tell", "say" and "explain". In the second part of the episode we look at "apologise" and "sorry" and in the final part we look at "suggest" and "recommend".

So, if you find yourself making mistakes when using this vocabulary then take a look at today's episode and grab a pen for some note taking.

Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Art of Business English. I trust you are all having a great start to the year.

In this week’s episode I want to focus on a bit of structure in English, mainly by looking at some prepositions that follow adjectives. If you are someone who finds it difficult to know which preposition follows an adjective, then today I am going to share some common ones with you so that you can learn them by heart.

So, in today’s episode we will be looking at the following:

1. A quick explanation of the theory behind adding a preposition to an adjective
2. A list of some common adjective and preposition vocabulary
3. Some practice exercises to work on together

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Art of Business English. A happy new year to all my listeners. I hope your year has got off to a great start and you are full of vision and ideas. I released an episode on New Year’s Day for goal setting, I hope that you have listened to that episode and have your 2019 goal setting plan underway.

In this week’s episode we are going to look at improving our communications skills in English. Do you attend meetings regularly in English? Are there times when you need to disagree with what someone is proposing? Does the thought of trying to disagree with your peers in English make you a little nervous? Well, if that sounds like you then don’t despair, for today I am going to show you a number of ways that you can disagree in English.

The thought of disagreeing with someone can make some people feel a little uncomfortable, and sometimes if we are not careful, we can offend people. Remember, we need to be tactful in English and try and not be too direct.

In today’s episode I am going to cover the following:

1. How to disagree politely
2. How to disagree firmly
3. Some use of these expressions in context

Hello again and welcome back to another episode of the Art of Business English with me, Andrew Ambrosius your host. Well, firstly I would like to start by wishing everyone a happy new year. I hope you have had a fantastic New Year’s Eve and have recovered from the party.

Well my friends, it’s that time of year again, when we start to reflect on what has been and plan for the new year. Now, in the previous episode I spoke to you have how to retain more information and spaced learning. If you haven’t listened to the episode, then I highly recommend you do so. This week we are going to be looking at how we can set our goals for 2019 and we are going to get a little help from the people at Google. There goal setting steps are pretty straight forward and easy to apply to our personal and professional like.

In this episode I am going to be covering the following:

• Why we should set goals
• How we can set goals
• A goal setting plan
• How this can help us learn

So, let’s get started.