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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)

Vocabulary Challenge graphic for Business English vocabulary. A woman shrugs and looks confused under the bold text “What’s wrong with Mondays?” in black and bright pink. Banner at the top says “Vocabulary Challenge – REAL Business English.” This post teaches common and essential vocabulary for professionals, including Business English phrasal verbs for work: show up, set up, kick off, push back, look into, and turn in.

Vocabulary Challenge graphic for Business English vocabulary. A woman shrugs and looks confused under the bold text “What’s wrong with Mondays?” in black and bright pink. Banner at the top says “Vocabulary Challenge – REAL Business English.” This post teaches common and essential vocabulary for professionals, including Business English phrasal verbs for work: show up, set up, kick off, push back, look into, and turn in.

Business English Phrasal Verbs for Work: Show Up, Set Up, Kick Off, Push Back, Look Into, Turn In (with Quiz)

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