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Businesswoman shrugging in frustration with the phrase "cut corners" highlighted. Dialogue reads: “This thing keeps crashing. Did they test it properly?” “Doubt it. They probably cut corners to meet the deadline.” Business English phrasal verb example from www.realbusinessenglish.com.

Businesswoman shrugging in frustration with the phrase "cut corners" highlighted. Dialogue reads: “This thing keeps crashing. Did they test it properly?” “Doubt it. They probably cut corners to meet the deadline.” Business English phrasal verb example from www.realbusinessenglish.com.

What Does “Cut Corners” Mean in Business English?

What Does “Cut Corners” Mean in Business English? by REAL Business English Learn Business English phrases with our Phrase of the Week!...

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.

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

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Business English vocabulary quiz, Business English vocabulary, Business English Vocabulary Challenge: Asking for Assistance. A professional woman in an orange blazer holding a notebook, representing workplace communication skills.

Business English vocabulary quiz, Business English vocabulary, Business English Vocabulary Challenge: Asking for Assistance. A professional woman in an orange blazer holding a notebook, representing workplace communication skills.

Business English Vocabulary Quiz: Asking for Assistance

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Business English, making excuses, lame excuse, practice Business English vocabulary, quiz

Business English, making excuses, lame excuse, practice Business English vocabulary, quiz

Business English Vocabulary Quiz: Pick the Right Adjective for an Excuse

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common phrasal verbs for business communication, speaking about prices, Business English vocabulary, for professionals, for meetings, for presentations, knock down, make up, hold up, drive off

common phrasal verbs for business communication, speaking about prices, Business English vocabulary, for professionals, for meetings, for presentations, knock down, make up, hold up, drive off

Business English Vocabulary Challenge: phrasal verbs 'knock down,' 'make up,' 'hold up,' 'drive off'

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Learn Business English Phrases: come to terms with something

Learn Business English Phrases: come to terms with something

Learn Business English Phrases: come to terms with something

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Business English Vocabulary Challenge: phrasal verbs 'let up', 'live up to', 'follow through', and 'take up'

Business English Vocabulary Challenge: phrasal verbs 'let up', 'live up to', 'follow through', and 'take up'

Business English Vocabulary Challenge: phrasal verbs 'let up', 'live up to', 'follow through', and 'take up'

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Business English Vocabulary Quiz. Business English resources. Business English Practice. Learn the difference between short, shortly, in no time, too soon and soon. In no time meaning.

Business English Vocabulary Quiz. Business English resources. Business English Practice. Learn the difference between short, shortly, in no time, too soon and soon. In no time meaning.

Business English Vocabulary Quiz: short, in no time, or too soon?

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