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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

This week’s phrase is perfect for situations where someone refuses to compromise.

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?

Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 028

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

Learn Business English vocabulary with Phrase of the Week!

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