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Learn and practice essential and common Business English Phrases for Meetings with dialogues and audio included

Learn and practice essential and common Business English Phrases for Meetings with dialogues and audio included

10 Real-Life Business English Phrases for Meetings

Business English idioms quiz thumbnail showing the phrase “Trapped at Work? Which idiom fits here?” with a piggy bank inside a trap, highlighting essential business English vocabulary for negotiations and workplace pressure.

Business English idioms quiz thumbnail showing the phrase “Trapped at Work? Which idiom fits here?” with a piggy bank inside a trap, highlighting essential business English vocabulary for negotiations and workplace pressure.

Essential Business English Idioms for Negotiations and Deadlines (+ Quiz)

10 Common Business English Idioms – With Easy Explanations, Listening, and Quizzes

10 Common Business English Idioms – With Easy Explanations, Listening, and Quizzes

10 Common Business English Idioms – With Easy Explanations, Listening, and Quizzes

Business English phrase example with the keyword "eliminate bottlenecks meaning" shown in a dialogue: “The packaging team is slowing everything down.” “Then we need to add staff and eliminate that bottleneck.” Background image includes glass bottle tops and branding from Real Business English.

Business English phrase example with the keyword "eliminate bottlenecks meaning" shown in a dialogue: “The packaging team is slowing everything down.” “Then we need to add staff and eliminate that bottleneck.” Background image includes glass bottle tops and branding from Real Business English.

“Eliminate Bottlenecks” in Business English – Meaning and Examples

5 Business English Phrasal Verbs: Listen to a Real Conversation About Renting an Office (B1/B2)

5 Business English Phrasal Verbs: Listen to a Real Conversation About Renting an Office (B1/B2)

5 Business English Phrasal Verbs: Listen to a Real Conversation About Renting an Office (B1/B2)

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

Business English Quiz: Spot the Error in These Common Phrases

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