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Cut to the Chase: Meaning, Examples, and How to Use This Business English Idiom

Cut to the Chase: Meaning, Examples, and How to Use This Business English Idiom

Cut to the Chase: Meaning, Examples, and How to Use This Business English Idiom

Have you ever sat in a meeting where someone talks and talks… but never says what really matters? That’s exactly the situation where a...

Vocabulary Challenge thumbnail for Real Business English article on 6 common Business English collocations for risks and challenges, with bold text “Risk Challenges” and an image of two climbers on a mountain.

Vocabulary Challenge thumbnail for Real Business English article on 6 common Business English collocations for risks and challenges, with bold text “Risk Challenges” and an image of two climbers on a mountain.

6 Common Business English Collocations for Risks and Challenges

Business English Vocabulary Challenge 083

Business English vocabulary challenge graphic showing the words “Rise vs Raise” with raised hands in the background — part of an interactive lesson on the difference between raise vs rise in workplace communication.

Business English vocabulary challenge graphic showing the words “Rise vs Raise” with raised hands in the background — part of an interactive lesson on the difference between raise vs rise in workplace communication.

Raise vs. Rise in Business English: Meaning, Examples, and Quiz

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 082

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