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Business English
for Real Workplace Conversations

Scenario-based speaking practice. Learn new vocabulary and put it to use in realistic workplace situations.

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Can I use this phrase here?

Have you ever asked your teacher that question?

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Or “Can I say it this way?”

 

Or “Does that sound natural here?”

 

My students ask me these exact questions all.the.time. Because knowing what a word or phrase means is great! But then... you’re about to say it at work, and you think, “Wait! Can I use it here? Will it sound off?”

 

I created this practice to help you make that connection. You’re given a workplace situation, a role, and instructions on what to say. Through various speaking and vocabulary exercises, you build a natural response.

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If you’re a serious learner who likes to get to the bottom of things, come take a look around.

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~Erin

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