All posts by Andrew
073 How to say NO politely
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are super busy and someone asks you for some of your time and you say yes, when in fact, yes is the worst possible answer you could have given? If you are a yes to everything person then you are going to have to learn how […]
Continue reading
072 Ask Andrew get answers pronunciation skills
In part two of the mini-series “Ask Andrew, get answers”, Andrew shares with us some tips on how to improve our pronunciation and sound more native. If you haven’t heard of the “schwa” then you really need to pay attention to this episode as it will be a “light bulb” moment in your understanding of how […]
Continue reading
071 Ask Andrew get answers The Passive Voice
In this impromptu episode Andrew grabs the camera and shares with us some of the questions he has got from his students and listeners. In episode 71 Andrew discusses the formality of emails and how and when to use the Passive Voice in your work emails. If you struggle to hit the right tone and […]
Continue reading
070 How to use adjectives and adverbs to describe change
070 How to use adjectives and adverbs to describe change Welcome back to another episode of The Art of Business English. This is episode 70 and today we are going to be looking at adjectives and adverbs for describing trends. If you need to present facts and figures, report on change in your organisation, if you work […]
Continue reading
069 Prepositions “on” + noun combinations
Preposition “on” and noun combinations Welcome to another episode of the Art of Business English, this is episode 69 and the third and final part of my mini-series on preposition and noun combinations. In episode 67 I looked at the preposition “at” with nouns, as well as explain how these combinations work. In episode 68 I look […]
Continue reading
068 Preposition “by” with noun combinations
Preposition “by” and noun combinations Hi everyone, welcome to episode 68 of the Art of Business English podcast. This week I am continuing my series on prepositions and noun combinations. Today, I have a quick episode on the preposition “by” with nouns. If you missed last week’s episode then I encourage you to go back and take […]
Continue reading
Why You Should Start A Business English Online Course
Why You Should Start A Business English Online CourseThe importance of appropriate and clear forms of communication is increasing rapidly as the world moves closer to seamless interconnectivity and globalization. As trade relations between companies all over the globe continue to grow, a common language is needed. English easily takes up the mantle of the […]
Continue reading
50 of The Most Important Business English Expressions and Collocations
50 of The Most Important Business English Expressions and CollocationsDo you want to speak professionally and advance your career? English is the preferred language of business around the globe. The more you learn new phrases and improve your business English, the more demand you attract as an employee – it helps you climb the corporate […]
Continue reading
10 Reasons Why You Should Learn English Online
10 Reasons Why You Should Learn English OnlineDo you fancy learning a new language but you have a busy schedule? Why not hit two birds with one stone by taking on the new language in your spare time through web courses? But first, which language should you learn/improve?We strongly recommend the language of opportunity, English. […]
Continue reading067 preposition and noun combinations with “at”
067 preposition and noun combinations with “at”Preposition “at” and noun combinationsHi there, Andrew here again for another episode of the Art of Business English. Today I want to share with you some preposition and word combinations that use the preposition AT. These combinations will make a great addition to your vocabulary and of course they […]
Continue reading