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Evaluating Business Proposals

Business English for Evaluating Proposals, Costs, Risks and Value

B2/C1 * Member Practice

Under Review Phrasal Verbs for Evaluating Proposals preview PDF lesson
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Under Review: Phrasal Verbs for Evaluating Proposals

Practice B2–C1 phrasal verbs for evaluating proposals through short workplace conversations. Listen for the missing phrasal verb, check how it’s used, then decide what you would do in each situation.

5 Business English Questions for Evaluating Proposals Speaking Practice, worksheet, full lesson available
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5 Business English Questions for Evaluating Proposals: Speaking Practice

Practice B2–C1 Business English for evaluating proposals. Listen to five conversations about plans at Northstar Hotels, then use the questions in two new workplace situations.

Business English for Evaluating Proposals Costs, Risks and Decisions
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Business English for Evaluating Proposals: Costs, Risks and Decisions

Practice B2–C1 Business English for evaluating proposals, discussing costs and risks, and making recommendations in realistic workplace situations.

Evaluating Business Proposals Business English Adjectives (B2C1) worksheet
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Evaluating Business Proposals:
Business English Adjectives

Practice B2–C1 Business English adjectives for evaluating proposals in realistic workplace situations. Choose the language that fits, notice key collocations, and build confidence using the vocabulary in listening and speaking practice.

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Flashcards

Discussing Risk at Work

Review 10 common Business English collocations with risk, including pose a risk, assess the risks, and mitigate the risks. Read each definition and try to recall the expression before flipping the card. Then listen and repeat.

Discussing Implications at Work

Review 8 common Business English collocations with implications, including have significant implications for…, assess the implications of…, and have far-reaching implications for…. 

Worksheets

Have We Thought This Through?
Phrasal Verbs for Evaluating Proposals

Practice five B2 Business English phrasal verbs for evaluating proposals: rule out, narrow down, work out, build in, and scale back. Read five realistic workplace situations and complete the gaps with the correct phrasal verbs. This free worksheet helps you practice discussing options, evaluating plans, and making business decisions.

Preview of a free B2 Business English worksheet titled “Have We Thought This Through? Phrasal Verbs for Evaluating Proposals.” The PDF includes five realistic workplace scenarios with gap-fill exercises to practice rule out, narrow down, work out, build in, and scale back. Published by Real Business English.
Phrasal Verbs for Evaluating Business Proposals

Practice three phrasal verbs for evaluating business proposals: back up, turn down, and add up. Match each verb to its meaning, then complete five sentences about workplace decisions. This free B1–B2 worksheet includes an answer key.

B1–B2 Business English worksheet on evaluating proposals, with matching and gap-fill exercises practicing back up, turn down, and add up.

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