The Art of Business English

This week I am sharing a list of useful verbs of communication that are commonly used in business.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Business English we are going to review multi-word verbs that begin with the letter “C”, to help you expand your vocabulary.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Business English, we are going to review the most useful financial vocabulary for 2022 to help you expand your knowledge.

Part 2 pf my 2-part series into essential project management vocabulary.

Do you have to work on projects? Maybe you are looking to start working as a project administrator and you need to sharpen your knowledge of essential project management vocabulary. If you do, then today’s lesson of the podcast will be super helpful. Projects are an essential part of any business. I mean, if we didn’t run projects, then how would we implement new ways of working, new software solutions or enact change within the organisation? It is safe to say that whether you like it or not, you will be working on some form of a project in your working like. To be more effective you will need to know the project management lingo and what it all means. So, let’s take a look at part one of my series into project management vocabulary.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Business English we are going to review some idioms with the verb “hit” that you might find useful for your next business meeting.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Business English we are going to review some common idioms with the verb “strike” that you might come across in business contexts.

Hi, welcome to a new episode of The Art of Business English. This week I have another “Grammar Day” episode for you. In fact, we are going to take a look at the use of the words “as” and “like”. They are important components for making comparisons. As you can imagine, making comparisons is an incredibly important language function in business. Unfortunately, these two words are often confused when people are trying to use them when comparing two or more things. Nonetheless, there are some important differences between them, as well as some other functions. So, let’s learn some of their uses to improve our communication skills.

Welcome back to The Art of Business English. In this week's episode we are going to review comparative and superlative adjectives to help you improve your communication skills in a business context. Comparatives and superlatives are very important in business English since they provide a way to discuss the standards of a service or product against those of the competition or to evaluate the performance of a company through time. They are also useful when we need to describe the skills of employees or applicants wishing to work on a project. First, I am going to teach you the basic rules to form and use these adjectives, as well as some common mistakes, and then I am going to show you an example on how to use them in business contexts. Don't forget to enrol in my new course "Business English Expressions". You can get it at 50% off!! https://theartofbusinessenglish.com/product/business-english-expressions-online-course/

Hi, welcome to yet another episode of the Art of Business English podcast. Today I have another useful lesson for you on how you can talk about degrees of change within your organisation. As you know, the world is constantly changing, nothing stays the same for long. In order to be able to discuss this change you are going to need some of the expressions that I am sharing with you today.