Category: Business

Wondering when to use the word client vs. customer? Native English speakers also wonder about the difference between these two common words in business English! The words “client” and …

Business English Course Do you know these 10 business- and job-related terms? Take the quiz to find out! Answer the questions, then click the blue “Get Results” button at …

Business English Course Did you know that in more formal English, we tend to avoid using two-word phrasal verbs like ask for, throw away, and give out? These are …

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Business English Course When do we use busyness vs. business? Let’s learn how to spell busyness and business, how to pronounce them, and their definitions in English. How to …

This is a guest post by Anne Damiecka. Anne is a professor of English for Speakers of Other Languages and co-founder of Worldwide Speak.She has been teaching for over …

  Business English Course Hello students! Today I’m going to teach you some business English “buzzwords” – informal expressions that you might hear at work or in a professional …

Business English Course In today’s lesson you’re going to improve your business English vocabulary by learning some interesting verbs that are used in the business world. If you work …

Business English Course 300 English Idioms Course Students often ask me if we can use idioms and slang in professional situations – the answer is, it depends. Some expressions …

Business English Course Do you have a hard time finding the right phrase to use in your business letters and e-mails? In today’s lesson, you’ll learn 30 phrases for …

Learn English for your job or career inside the Business English Course! It has 40 lessons teaching you practical words and phrases for professional situations. Check out the lesson …

Do you know these 10 expressions related to business and companies? Take the quiz to find out! Answer the questions, then click the blue “Get Results” button at the …

  Business English Course The English language has some interesting expressions with the word “business” – and not all of them have to do with companies or work. Let’s …

When writing a business letter or when e-mailing a business contact who we don’t know well, we use more formal English. Today you’ll learn how to transform casual, conversational …

This is a free sample from the Business English Course. You can click here to sign up and get all 40 lessons! Download the lesson text to take the …

This is a free sample from the Business English Course. You can click here to sign up and get all 40 lessons! Today you’re going to learn almost 100 …

Are you learning English for your job or career? If so, my Business English Course can help you learn the vocabulary and phrases you need, so you can speak English …

Click here to buy the Business English Course and start these lessons today! Lesson 1: Essential Job Vocabulary Let’s begin by answering the question, “Where do you work?” This seems …

This is a guest post by Christina, from Speak English with Christina. Espresso English readers can click here to get her top 10 small talk lessons. “Don’t talk about religion …

Do you want to improve your writing skills in English? Check out this great graphic from Global English Editing. To make your written English clearer and more powerful, eliminate these …