#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishPod #EnglishPhrasalVerbs Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ Learn English phrasal verbs. In today’s lesson we’re going to look at English phrasal verbs using "drop." Welcome back to 925 English for another lesson on English phrasal verbs. In today’s lesson we’re going to look at phrasal verbs using the verb “drop.” As you may already know, a phrasal verb is an expression with a verb and a preposition. For example, we say “turn on” and “turn off” a light or computer. From these common examples, you can see that one verb might combine with different prepositions to make different meanings. And in this lesson, we’ll look at how different prepositions combine with the verb “drop” to form some common expressions. 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and phrasal verbs. @BusinessEnglishPod #Business English #Business English Lesson #english video #Business English Pod #925 english #english for business #english for beginners #business english conversation #workplace english #business english beginner #business english video #english lessons #phrasal verbs #english lesson #easy english #phrasal verb #Inglês de negócios #Inglese commerciale #Angielski biznesowy #Tiếng Anh thương mại #ビジネス英語 #Anglais des affaires #商務英語 #Geschäftsenglisch #Inglés de negocios

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishPod #EnglishPhrasalVerbs Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ Learn English phrasal verbs. In today’s lesson we’re going to look at English phrasal verbs for investigating or exploring an idea. In case you forgot, a phrasal verb is an English expression with a verb and a preposition. You hear them used all the time by English speakers. In fact I just used one: “to look at,” meaning to examine something. And in this lesson, we’ll be looking at other phrasal verbs related to investigating or examining an idea or situation. 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and English phrasal verbs for business. @BusinessEnglishPod #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english beginner #workplace english #925English #925 English #Business English Pod #phrasal verbs #phrasal verb #english phrasal verbs #business english #phrasal verbs for investigating #to check out #phrasal verbs for exploring #english video

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishPod #EnglishPhrasalVerbs Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ Learn English phrasal verbs. In today’s lesson we’re going to look at phrasal verbs for changing the topic. Remember, a phrasal verb is just a combination of a verb and a preposition with a special meaning. Last time we looked at some English phrasal verbs related to beginnings. Today, I want to turn to English phrasal verbs for changing the topic of conversation. Did you hear me just say we will “turn to” a new set of phrasal verbs? Well, “turn to” is one common phrasal verb that we use to change the topic of conversation. We’re not turning our actual body or head in this case. We’re turning our attention to a new topic. 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and phrasal verbs for business. @BusinessEnglishPod #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english beginner #workplace english #925English #925 English #Business English Pod #english phrasal verb for changing topics #english phrasal verbs for switching topics #phrasal verbs #phrasal verb #english phrasal verbs #business english

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishLesson #BusinessEnglishPod Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ This 925 English lesson will be our first to focus on English phrasal verbs. And we’re going to kick off with some English phrasal verbs for talking about beginnings. If you’re not sure what a phrasal verb is, well I just used one. I said we’re going to “kick off.” “Kick off” is a phrasal verb because it has a verb – “kick” – and a preposition – “off” and when used together the meaning is different from the individual words. There are hundreds of these little two-word combinations in English. We use them all the time. And their meaning isn’t always clear from the two words they’re made of, so it’s a great idea to study them. 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and phrasal verbs for business and work. @BusinessEnglishPod #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english beginner #workplace english #925English #925 English #Business English Pod #phrasal verbs #phrasal verb #english phrasal verbs #english phrasal verbs for beginnings #english phrasal verbs for starting #english phrasal verb

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishLesson #BusinessEnglishPod Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ In this 925 English lesson, we’re going to learn how to express support for an idea in English. In business, it’s very important to be able to express your ideas confidently. That doesn’t just mean coming up with new ideas. It can also mean expressing what you think about other people’s ideas. In our last lesson, we learned how to express doubt. Today, we’re going to look at the other side, and talk about how to express support for an idea. Now, sometimes you want to show moderate support, or just a bit of support. In this situation, you can use expressions like “I guess” or “I suppose” before stating your support. And when you state your support, you might use expressions like “I can see your point” or “That’s a good way to look at it.” 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and vocabulary for business and work. @BusinessEnglishPod #Business English #Business English Lesson #english video #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english beginner #workplace english #925English #925 English #Business English Pod #English Phrasal Verb #English Phrasal Verbs #Phrasal Verbs English #Phrasal Verbs for Beginnings

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishLesson #BusinessEnglishPod Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ In this 925 English lesson, we’re going to learn how to express doubt in English. Have you ever been in a meeting when someone says something and you think “hmm… I’m not really sure about that.” You might be unsure about whether it’s true, or whether it’s a good idea. We call that feeling “doubt.” And it’s important that you are able to express doubt confidently and politely. 925 English is a series of business English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and vocabulary for business and work. @BusinessEnglishPod #Business English #Business English Lesson #english video #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english beginner #workplace english #925English #925 English #Business English Pod #Expressing doubt in English #How to show doubt in English

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishLesson #BusinessEnglishPod Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/video/ In this 925 English lesson, we’re going to learn how to make arrangements in English. Learn how to suggest arrangements in English and discuss times and location. Think of all the things that flow in and out of your company. It could be anything from office supplies to raw materials. How do these things get to where they need to be? Someone is making arrangements. And although lots of things are ordered online, there are still lots of arrangements made over the phone. So how do we make arrangements? Well, it starts with a polite suggestion or request. In polite requests, we often use the words “would” and “could.” For example, you might say “I would like to arrange a delivery” or “we would like something shipped.” Of course, “I would” can be shortened to “I’d” and “we would” to “we’d.” To use “could,” you might say “could we schedule a delivery?” 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners. With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and vocabulary for work. @BusinessEnglishPod #Business English #Business English Lesson #make arrangements in English #making arrangements #english video #english lesson #video english #business english video #business english arrangements #business english beginner #workplace english

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishLesson #BusinessEnglishPod https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2021/04/25/925-english-lesson-37-how-to-talk-about-prices-in-english/ Business English lesson on how to talk about prices in English. Download this Business English video from the Business English Pod website: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/ In this 925 English video we’re going to learn how to talk about prices and costs in English. Business is all about money. The whole purpose of a company is to earn more money than it spends so that it can produce a profit. So it’s not surprising that we spend a lot of time talking about how much things cost. Whether you’re buying materials or reviewing a budget, you may find yourself frequently asking about prices or costs. In this 925 English lesson, we’ll learn how to ask about price and cost, say something costs too much and suggest a lower price. 925 English is a series of English video lessons for beginners (CEFR level A2). With 925 English you can learn business English expressions and vocabulary for work. #business english #business english conversation #business english video #english pod #english video #english business #business english lesson #925 English #ask about price in english #talk about prices in english #how to ask price in english #talk about cost #talk about price #business english money

#BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishCommunication #BusinessEnglishLesson https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2019/07/30/top-10-business-english-skills-2/ Learn key skills for business English in this business English lesson from our Skills 360 business English podcast. https://www.businessenglishpod.com/ In this business English lesson we finish off our look at the top 10 essential business English skills. In our last business English lesson (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc-uAs3xjrQ), looked at small talk and business English conversation skills such as expressing opinions in English, asking questions, rejecting ideas, and getting action. Of course, “conversation” is what comes to mind when someone talks about language skills. But a lot of business English communication is not conversation, per se. Your skill set has to include a lot more than expressing opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, and making small talk. More business English videos on key business English skills covered in this lesson: How to give instructions in English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiRDPpNE4rs Connecting your ideas in English: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2006/07/26/bep-102-signposting-your-presentation/ Bargaining and negotiating in English: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/negotiating/ Summarizing in meetings: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2008/01/19/bep-81-int-meetings-finishing-up-and-action-points/ English pronunciation and intonation: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2007/12/23/bep-106e-presenting-for-success-using-your-voice-and-emphasizing-key-language/ Imagine for a second that you’re delivering a presentation in English or conducting an English training session. What kind of skills do you need in those situations? Well, one thing you need to master is talking about how something happens or how something is done. By that I mean describing a process or giving instructions in English. Connecting words aren’t limited to processes and instructions. Adept English speakers will use all sorts of words to connect their ideas and structure a good argument. Besides presentations or training, another important situation with a special skill set is bargaining, or negotiating in English. And I’m not just talking about high-level talks on corporate partnerships or negotiating a major business deal. Any situation that involves give and take, cooperation, or compromise involves a kind of bargaining. This brings me to another essential skill: summarizing in English. What happens after you’ve presented a clear and logical argument, or you’ve negotiated a compromise in a meeting? Well, you need to ensure everyone can latch on to the main ideas. That’s when you summarize. Before we finish, here’s one more essential but challenging skill for you: speaking in English clearly. You probably know some people who seem to just have a knack for clear speech. But it’s not just innate talent. You can learn to sound clear too, if you put in the time and effort. So practice correct English pronunciation. Try to enunciate clearly, even when it doesn’t feel natural for your mouth to make certain shapes or sounds. It gets easier with practice. In this business English lesson we’ve covered five essential skills for every ace English speaker. First, there’s the ability to present a sequence or step-by-step instructions in English. Next is the skill of connecting your ideas logically. Then there’s bargaining and summarizing. And finally, you need to work on your English pronunciation and intonation. Business English | Business English Communication | Business English Lesson @BusinessEnglishPod #Business English Lesson #english for business #business english pod #business english course #english video #professional english #business english 360 #learn business english #business english communication #ESL business #business english #business english video #english pod #english communication skills #business english skills #Anglais des affaires #Geschäftsenglisch #inglés de negocios #ビジネス英語 #비즈니스 영어 #商務英語 #english for work #inglese commerciale #eslpod #business ESL

https://www.businessenglishpod.com/2019/07/20/skills-360-business-english-skills-1/ Learn key communication skills for business English in this business English lesson from Business English Pod: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/ Watch the English videos below for more in depth lessons on business English covered in this lesson: Business English conversation & making small talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEzuXQTcvcE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2-NjXQYse0 Expressing opinions in business meetings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7n2K5gR-rk Asking questions in English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6rQXSnwQ6g Business English for saying no and rejecting ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmfo9spNaWA Agreeing in English and getting action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7HKsnh7Ris In this business English lesson we’re going to look at some of the business English skills everyone needs in order to be successful. As any guru worth his weight in salt will tell you, business is all about relationships. That means connecting with new people, and maintaining good relations with people in your existing network. And one of the ways we do this is through English small talk. We call it small talk because it’s not about big important business English topics. It’s about things like the weekend, the weather, sports, or family. Making small talk in English allows us to connect with people, find out more about them, and set a mood. This kind of English conversation involves a back and forth of simple comments, questions, and answers. You need to show interest in the other person, but also reveal a bit about yourself. And it’s important to stick to topics that are common to both people. Once you’ve broken the ice with small talk, then you can move on to bigger topics. And that’s where you bring in the skill of expressing opinions in English. Exactly how you do that depends on the situation. If you’re in a business English meeting and want to add your perspective, you might just introduce it with an expression like “the way I see things” or “as far as I’m concerned.” But if you’re making a suggestion or pitching an idea, there are a couple of ways to go about it. You might do it carefully with words like “perhaps” or “maybe” or “we could.” Or, if you want to state something more confidently, you can use stronger words like “have to” or “should.” After all, English conversation isn’t just about speaking; it’s also about listening, and that leads me to asking questions. I don’t just mean “yes or no” questions. I mean substantive questions that show that you’re listening and engaged. This could include follow-up questions during small talk, which helps you connect with people. Of course, being a good English listener doesn’t mean being a yes-man. Participating in a meeting or negotiations in English requires the ability to reject ideas. And that’s not as simple as saying “no” or “I disagree.” If you don’t like someone’s idea, you might soften your comment by expressing uncertainty. But be careful with this kind of softening language. If you’re in a position to say no or reject something, be clear about it. You can still be diplomatic without waffling. To do that, you can comment on the positive aspects of the idea, or the intention behind them, before saying “no.” Rejecting ideas effectively is one aspect of being decisive and getting results. And that brings me to one last skill I want to mention today: getting people to take action. You’ve probably been in an English meeting where there was a lot of great discussion, but no real action points. We’ve looked at five essential business English skills: how to make small talk, express opinions, and ask good questions. At the same time, you need to be able to reject ideas and get action. For a more comprehensive look at the business English covered in this lesson, we recommend these topics on the Business English Pod website: 1. English conversation & making small talk https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/socializing/ 2. Expressing opinions in business English meetings https://www.businessenglishpod.com/category/meetings/ 3. Asking questions in English: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/tag/questioning/ 4. Saying no and rejecting ideas: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/tag/saying-no/ 5. Agreeing and getting action: https://www.businessenglishpod.com/tag/agreeing/ #BusinessEnglish #BusinessEnglishCourse #BusinessEnglishLesson @BusinessEnglishPod​ #Business English Lesson #english for business #business english pod #business english course #english video #professional english #office english #business english 360 #business english communication #ESL business #business english #business english video #english pod #english communication skills #business english skills #Anglais des affaires #Geschäftsenglisch #비즈니스 영어 #ビジネス英語 #商務英語 #inglês de negócios #inglés de negocios #english for workplace communication #esl podcast