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May 17, 20190Comments

4 Mistakes English Learners make with ‘must’ and obligation

One of the main problems that English learners have is using modal verbs correctly, and 'must' is no exception. Here are the main mistakes that learners make with must and

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May 1, 20190Comments

The 2 practical business English uses of ‘wish’ sentences

'Wish' clauses can be very complicated, but there are practical uses for wish sentences which you may not know about. Using wish as a more formal word for 'want' Whether you are

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May 1, 20190Comments

Top Business English phrases to use at a business lunch, including 3 you definitely didn’t know!

Cafe and restaurant phrases are some of the first things you learn in English. However, small-talk at a business lunch can be very difficult to navigate! Of course, if you

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April 30, 20190Comments

The 6 best Business English idioms which come from sport

Below I have put together the 6 most common business idioms which come from the world of sport. Enjoy, and don't be afraid to use them! #1 To be in the right

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March 13, 20190Comments

Profits are soaring! My ultimate guide to describing business graphs and charts in English. Part 1: Vocabulary

When describing graphs and charts in English, there are many different verbs you can use to talk about trends. Here is my ultimate guide to the vocabulary we use for

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March 13, 20190Comments

‘Sales increase’ or ‘sales are increasing’? My ultimate guide to describing business graphs and charts in English. Part 2: Tenses

Welcome to part 2 of my ultimate guide to describing charts and graphs! If you missed part one where I talked about vocabulary click here. Part two is all about

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March 13, 20190Comments

My Ultimate Guide to Describing Business English Graphs and Charts. Part 3: Putting it all together

Welcome to the 3rd part of my ultimate guide to describing charts and graphs. If you missed parts one and two, check out my guides to vocabulary for graphs and

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March 9, 20190Comments

One group of business verbs that English learners always get wrong in emails. Here’s how to get them right!

One of the most common mistakes that I see on the end of business emails is the phrase: I look forward to hear from you This may look correct to an English

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