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Business English phrases and vocabulary challenge for handling uncertainty at work, including professional ways to say nothing is decided yet in meetings, negotiations, and workplace updates.

Business English phrases and vocabulary challenge for handling uncertainty at work, including professional ways to say nothing is decided yet in meetings, negotiations, and workplace updates.

10 Essential Business English Phrases for Handling Uncertainty at Work (Meetings, Updates, Negotiations)

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 094

Business English phrases and vocabulary for planning, priorities, and focus, with practical language used in meetings, negotiations, and professional work conversations.

Business English phrases and vocabulary for planning, priorities, and focus, with practical language used in meetings, negotiations, and professional work conversations.

Business English Phrases for Starting the Year Strong at Work

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 093

Business English Negotiation Phrases: Essential Phrasal Verbs You Need to Know. Practice essential negotiation phrases and phrasal verbs for business English learners, level upper-intermediate and advanced. Quiz and examples and exercises.

Business English Negotiation Phrases: Essential Phrasal Verbs You Need to Know. Practice essential negotiation phrases and phrasal verbs for business English learners, level upper-intermediate and advanced. Quiz and examples and exercises.

Business English Negotiation Phrases: Essential Phrasal Verbs You Need to Know

Business Phrasal Verbs EPISODE 0064

A Business English mini-lesson that teaches useful phrases for predicting future events at work — including set to, projected to, bound to, and forecast to — with simple explanations, real examples, and a listening quiz designed for English learners working in international business.

A Business English mini-lesson that teaches useful phrases for predicting future events at work — including set to, projected to, bound to, and forecast to — with simple explanations, real examples, and a listening quiz designed for English learners working in international business.

Essential Business English Phrases for Work: Bound to, Projected to, and More (Holiday Edition + Quiz)

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 092

Business English lesson teaching 30 essential adjectives for work, including feasible, viable, tangible, scalable, and cost-effective. Designed for professionals and ESL learners who want clearer communication, better vocabulary, and more confident business English writing and speaking. Includes definitions, common collocations, and short mini-dialogues to help learners use the adjectives naturally.

Business English lesson teaching 30 essential adjectives for work, including feasible, viable, tangible, scalable, and cost-effective. Designed for professionals and ESL learners who want clearer communication, better vocabulary, and more confident business English writing and speaking. Includes definitions, common collocations, and short mini-dialogues to help learners use the adjectives naturally.

20+ Business English Vocabulary Words: Key Adjectives for Work

Business English Adjectives EPISODE 112225

Business English vocabulary quiz thumbnail with a surprised man and bold text “That Costs What?!”. Image promotes a Real Business English Vocabulary Challenge about pricing words and expressions such as flat fee, early-bird price, and processing fee.

Business English vocabulary quiz thumbnail with a surprised man and bold text “That Costs What?!”. Image promotes a Real Business English Vocabulary Challenge about pricing words and expressions such as flat fee, early-bird price, and processing fee.

Business English Pricing Vocabulary (Quiz + Examples)

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 091

Professional English in Real Contexts

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Business English Quizzes B1-C1

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How likely are you to change jobs in the next few years?

I think it’s possible, but not very soon. I like my current job and I’m learning a lot, but if I stop growing or find a better opportunity, I would consider changing jobs in a few years. (Carlos, a logistics coordinator from Mexico)

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