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Frustrated woman holding her head, illustrating a workplace challenge. Bold red text reads 'HIT A SNAG' with an example sentence: 'Everything was on schedule, but we hit a snag when the supplier delayed the shipment.' Business English vocabulary lesson on common idioms.

Hit a Snag: How to Talk About Unexpected Problems in English

Learn Business English Phrases with Our Phrase of the Week!

Business English Quiz: Play It by ear – Test your knowledge of business English idioms with this fun vocabulary challenge. Learn common expressions used in professional conversations

Business English Quiz: Play It by Ear or Play It by Eye?

Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 050

Business English vocabulary, describing trends, IELTS, speaking practice, advanced vocabulary, upper-intermediate, listening, speaking, upward trend in business

6 Better Ways to Describe an Upward Trend in Business

Have you ever been in a meeting where everyone’s excited about growth?

common Business English nouns, Business English for meetings, for professionals, for presentations, for professional communication, slowdown, shutdown, showdown, fallback

Business English Vocabulary Challenge: 'slowdown', 'showdown', 'shutdown', or 'fallback'

Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 035

Business English Phrasal Verbs, Business English Quiz. Business English Vocabulary Challenge: A man in business attire looking at his phone with four phrasal verbs—'push back,' 'cut off,' 'move out,' and 'pull over'—highlighted. Designed to help learners improve business English vocabulary.

Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz: 'pull over', 'push back', 'move out', and 'cut off'

Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 032

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