top of page

Who's in Charge? | B2 Business English: Roles and Responsibilities

  • 10 Steps
Everyone who has completed all steps in the program will get a badge.
Stainless steel cookware, a pressure cooker, and a blender displayed on a kitchen counter.

About

Weekly Workplace Practice is short, focused Business English speaking practice based on realistic workplace situations. It helps you move from understanding an expression to knowing when and how to use it yourself. This week, you’ll practice Business English for roles and responsibilities with a workplace idiom and a realistic scenario. A family-owned kitchenware company has appointed a new CEO, but the founder wants to continue attending product meetings after the change. What would you say? Inside this week's practice Who's in Charge? * Follow the workplace scenario as it unfolds. * See the full situation and choose the expression that fits. * Use it in a second workplace scenario. * Compare your response with a natural model answer. * Review the vocabulary. A new practice is added each week.

You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app

Instructors

Price

Members' Library, $9.00/month

Share

  • alt.text.label.Facebook
  • alt.text.label.Instagram

Copyright ©2026 REAL Business English, LLC. All rights reserved.

This website is owned and operated by REAL Business English, LLC (Illinois). All content is created and published under the pen name Erin West.

bottom of page