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Go Through the Roof – Meaning in Business English with Real-Life Examples

Go Through the Roof – Meaning in Business English with Real-Life Examples

Go Through the Roof – Meaning in Business English with Real-Life Examples

Business English Vocabulary. Listen and take the quiz. Business English for professionals.

Business English Vocabulary. Listen and take the quiz. Business English for professionals.

Business English Vocabulary: Get Some Pushback

Illustration of a woman working at a desk with speech bubbles and the text “Vocabulary Challenge: Working on Weekends.” Business English idioms quiz.

Illustration of a woman working at a desk with speech bubbles and the text “Vocabulary Challenge: Working on Weekends.” Business English idioms quiz.

Business English Idioms Quiz: Working on Weekends

A man on the phone writing notes, next to the text “Vocabulary Challenge: Do you know this ‘feedback’ phrase?” — part of a business English vocabulary quiz.

A man on the phone writing notes, next to the text “Vocabulary Challenge: Do you know this ‘feedback’ phrase?” — part of a business English vocabulary quiz.

Business English Vocabulary Quiz: Do You Know This 'Feedback' Phrase?

Business English learning graphic for the idiom "play hardball." The image features two worn baseballs, a bat, and a glove on green grass, symbolizing toughness. Overlaid text shows a short business dialogue about a tough negotiation with a client's lawyer. Useful for English learners studying idioms in real-life business situations. Website: www.realbusinessenglish.com.

Business English learning graphic for the idiom "play hardball." The image features two worn baseballs, a bat, and a glove on green grass, symbolizing toughness. Overlaid text shows a short business dialogue about a tough negotiation with a client's lawyer. Useful for English learners studying idioms in real-life business situations. Website: www.realbusinessenglish.com.

Play Hardball: When Negotiations Get Tough

Man carrying cardboard boxes looking overwhelmed, with bold text “Vocabulary Challenge – We Have a Problem!” promoting a Business English phrasal verb quiz about workplace issues.

Man carrying cardboard boxes looking overwhelmed, with bold text “Vocabulary Challenge – We Have a Problem!” promoting a Business English phrasal verb quiz about workplace issues.

7 Business English Expressions for Problems at Work – Quiz and Worksheet

Red alarm clock showing 9 o'clock with the phrase 'IN NO TIME' in bold red text, representing quick action or efficiency – business English idiom by Real Business English.

Red alarm clock showing 9 o'clock with the phrase 'IN NO TIME' in bold red text, representing quick action or efficiency – business English idiom by Real Business English.

In No Time: Meaning, Use, and Examples in Business English

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