
The lesson covers four business phrasal verbs—bring forward, call off, get down, and wind up—with definitions and examples for anticipating dates, canceling events, jotting notes, and ending activities.
Practice pronunciation by repeating phrases, imitate intonation, and learn meanings of key phrasal verbs—bring forward, call off, get down, wind up—to boost brain training and retention.
Practice listening and note-taking by transcribing what you hear and verifying your notes. Learn scheduling and meeting management concepts like adjusting conference dates and finishing meetings on time.
Engage in speaking practice with listen-and-repeat drills to master business English phrases, verbs, and meeting scenarios, such as deadlines, rescheduling, and strategic decisions.
Learn four key business phrasal verbs: draw up, weigh in, sort out, and pitch in, and apply them to drafting plans, weighing opinions, solving problems, and collaborating on tasks.
Practice pronunciation training by repeating phrasal verbs like draw up, weigh in, and pitch in, using definitions to clarify meanings and boost brain training and memory retention.
Practice active listening and transcription as you compare a NASA criteria exercise with a tense team meeting; explore collaboration, issue resolution, and growth as the business expands and is rewarded.
enhance business English speaking through guided listening and repeat drills, covering revenue recovery, mergers and layoffs, sales agreement, and key workplace communication.
Learn four essential business collocations—creative input, brand awareness, value proposition, and labor market—and see their definitions and practical examples to boost your professional vocabulary.
Practice pronunciation by repeating collocations like creative input, brand awareness, value proposition, and labor market, boosting brain training, retention, and vocabulary while reviewing their business definitions.
Practice listening by posting a video and noting what you hear, verify your notes, create 20 brand slogans, and select five value propositions, considering engagement and creative input.
Practice speaking with repeat drills, explore how bilingualism opens doors and social media marketing builds community and brand awareness, and learn to craft a unique value proposition.
Explore four business collocation words—budget surplus, brand identity, customer base, and mission statement—and see clear definitions and examples to strengthen vocabulary for professional communication.
Practice pronunciation and repetition of collocation words like budget surplus, brand identity, customer base, and mission statement, with definitions to reinforce vocabulary and memory.
Practice listening by transcribing what you hear and checking accuracy. Explore budget surplus versus profit, app customization, aggressive advertising, and a mission to launch a non-profit, sensor-free international news service.
practice speaking and listening to repeat sentences, reinforcing key terms like budget surplus, brand identity, customer base, market research, and mission statements for innovation.
Explore price war dynamics, product placement strategies, and how profit margin and sales figures shape competitive outcomes.
Engage in pronunciation training by repeating and imitating words, boosting brain training to retain information and master business vocabulary like price war, product placement, profit margin, and sales figures.
Practice listening and transcription, then verify results. Explore real-time market feedback, oil price shocks for petroleum operators, digital brand integration and cranberry fruit profit margins in business and marketing.
Practice speaking and listening drills through listen-and-repeat exercises to master business vocabulary on price wars, product placement, and profit margins. Track sales figures to understand price levels and profit implications.
Explore four business collocations: trade secrets, chair a meeting, transactional leadership, and join forces, and understand their definitions and practical examples in workplace contexts.
practice pronunciation training by repeating words, imitating intonation, and mentally defining terms such as trade secrets, chair a meeting, transactional leadership, and join forces to boost vocabulary retention.
Practice speaking and listening with repetition, learn key terms like fraud, theft, and trade secrets, and explore transactional leadership and effective meeting chairing.
Explore four essential business collocations—build trust, business model, meet a deadline, and market leader—understanding definitions and practical examples to apply them in professional communication.
Practice pronunciation and intonation of key collocations—build trust, business model, meet a deadline, and market leader—while keeping the definition in mind to boost brain training, retention, and vocabulary mastery.
Practice listening and note-taking while exploring leadership traits—competence, connection, and character—that build trust, and examine a monthly subscription business model in health care desktop solutions.
Practice speaking with listen-and-repeat drills, vocabulary definitions, and real-world examples such as asset recovery, open and free internet, trust, leadership, and contract decisions.
Explore four business expressions—heads up, get the ball rolling, address an issue, and pull it off—and learn how to use them in actual work rather than just talking about it.
Practice pronunciation training for key business expressions by repeating after the instructor and mastering the meanings of heads up, get the ball rolling, address an issue, and pull it off.
Develop listening and note-taking skills through a guided practice, verify your written responses, and discuss business topics like supplier estimates, City Hall project updates, and Dubai ambitions.
Practice speaking by listening and repeating, memorize expressions, and study real examples of business communication such as negotiations, addressing issues, and getting the ball rolling.
Explore four core business expressions—pain point, up in the air, up to speed, and ballpark figure—through definitions and practical examples.
Engage in pronunciation training by repeating words and mimicking intonation while mastering vocabulary. Learn key business expressions like pain point, up in the air, up to speed, and ballpark figure.
Practice listening by transcribing what you hear from the video, then verify notes; note Windows updates disrupt movies, a shareholder sale, and Pacific North Line's five hundred million estimate.
Engage in speaking practice and exercises with listen and repeat prompts. Explore real-world usage, from ballpark figures to updates that bring new recruits up to speed and industry trends.
Advanced Business English Vocabulary is a course that will revamp and transform your communication skills in everyday professional situations.
It is taught by me, Marisol, I am a certified Master TEFL/TESOL English Instructor and speak three languages.
In this course, you will learn to overcome your concerns, limitations, and fears of speaking Business English by improving your knowledge, listening, pronunciation, writing, and speaking skills, with a vast list of essential and practical words and phrases.
There are 25 sections, each focusing on four Business English words, phrases, collocations, terms, expressions, and more so that you can master each one and use them correctly in your spoken English.
The course includes:
- Lessons for each target word/phrase
- PDF downloadable material of each lesson
- Pronunciation training for each word
- Meaning and examples for each word
- Listening practice and speaking training
- Quizzes
If you are looking to upgrade your Business English skills, and feel confident while you speak at work this is the course for YOU!
Students who already have a reasonable knowledge and command of general English will improve their ability to communicate in everyday professional situations.
This course is for students at an intermediate/advanced B2 – C2 level, professionals working in multinational companies, or university students learning English for their future careers.
This course is also perfect for anyone taking an IELTS test, TOEFL test, or TOEIC test.
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