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Formal and informal expressions for opening a meeting
Formal and Informal Expressions for Opening a Meeting If you are new to running meetings or if you are looking for some more expressions to help you better open a meeting in English, then today I have got you covered. Running a meeting can be difficult, especially so if English is not your native language. If you […]
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Effectively preparing a meeting part 2
Effectively preparing a meeting part 2In this week’s episode, I build upon the previous episode and give some additional tips on how to effectively plan for a meeting based on the feedback from episode 92. If you would like to get the most out of your meetings then you don’t want to miss both episodes […]
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How to effectively plan your next business meeting
How to plan for an effective meeting.This week I am joined by my brother-in-law in Barcelona where we discuss how to plan for an effective meeting with external key stakeholders. If you need to participate in important meetings with external clients, suppliers, government officials or regulators, then you won’t want to miss this episode.If you would […]
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091 Ten Phrasal Verbs for Talking about Negative Business Situations
Ten Phrasal Verbs for Talking About Negative Business SituationsHey, welcome back to The Art of Business English, this week we have an extension of last week’s episode where we looked at high impact phrasal verbs. This week we are continuing with the theme where we will be looking at ten phrasal verbs which we can […]
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090 Ten high impact phrasal verbs for business
Ten high impact phrasal verbs for businessHello once again to The Art of Business English. This week I have a short but very useful episode for you. Today we are going to be looking at ten high impact phrasal verbs that you can start using in your next business meeting. These ten phrasal verbs are […]
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089 How we use indirect questions
How we use indirect questions Hey there, welcome again to another useful episode of The Art of Business English. Thanks for joining me. Have you ever heard of indirect questions? They may be familiar to you or they may be a complete mystery. Let me give you an example, “I was wondering what time it is.” […]
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088 10 tips to quickly improve your business English
10 tips to quickly improving your business English Hi again and welcome to episode 88 of the Art of Business English. This week we will be going over some useful ideas on how you can improve your business English faster. Nowadays we have all the resources we could ever need at our fingertips to improve our English […]
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087 Seven question to lead better
The Coaching Habit Are you a leader? Do you really know how to relate to your children? Are you an effective communicator? I ask you these questions because I ask them of myself. If you know me and you have listened to The Art of Business English for a while now, you will know that I am […]
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086 How to talk about your job title in social situations
How to talk about your job title in social situationsHi there and a warm welcome to everyone. This is episode 86 of The Art of Business English. In today’s episode we are going to look at some aspects of socialising in English, more specifically, how to talk about your job. If you have ever found yourself […]
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085 End of summer update 2019
End of summer update 2019Today’s show is a personal update post summer from Andrew, looking at what will be coming up in the next 12 months here at The Art of Business English.Post summer updateWelcome back to The Art of Business English. Wow, it’s been a great summer break, I hope that all of you in […]
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