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Want to feel more confident with your business English? Lindsay and Michelle show you real, business English vocabulary for the global economy in this podcast from All Ears English. Learn spoken English for business with native speakers. Get advanced skills for English meetings, presentations, small talk and socializing at work, job interviews, telephone English and more. Write more clear and concise business emails in English to sound professional. Be respected when you speak to colleagues, bosses, partners, suppliers, and stakeholders. Increase your self-esteem at work to participate, facilitate, persuade, and respond quickly in English. Learn formal, informal, and semi-formal English for…

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It's Water Under the Bridge - How to Accept an Apology at WorkDec 11, 2025

A practical workplace idiom lesson on apology, timing, and saying it only when it really fits.

The episode takes the idiom "water under the bridge" and gives it a clear workplace use: how to accept an apology without forcing the moment. All Ears English keeps the focus on when the phrase fits, who should use it, and why it only works after enough time and distance have…

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Episodes

  1. 1

    How to Show Your Non-Starters Right Off the Bat

    This episode of the Business English Podcast teaches listeners how to identify and address communication issues early in professional settings like meetings to improve English fluency and effectiveness.

    ·18m
  2. 2

    How to Give Permission in English

    This episode teaches practical English phrases for giving permission in business contexts, focusing on natural communication skills for professional success.

    ·13m
  3. 3

    How to Show Hesitation With “I Suppose” and “I Guess”

    This episode teaches how to use phrases like 'I suppose' and 'I guess' to show hesitation in business English communication.

    ·16m
  4. 4

    Turn a Profit With These Financial Phrases

    This episode introduces a business English podcast focused on teaching financial phrases to help professionals communicate effectively in global business settings.

    ·16m
  5. 5

    Get More Bang for Your Buck When You Make Decisions at Work

    This episode of the Business English Podcast introduces a discussion on making more effective decisions at work while promoting a pronunciation course to improve English communication skills.

    ·15m
  6. 6

    Take Part or Partake? How to Avoid Overly Formal Vocabulary

    This episode discusses how to avoid overly formal vocabulary in business English to improve communication clarity and effectiveness.

    ·17m
  7. 7

    BE 532: Final and Formal Ways to Say Something Has Ended

    This episode teaches formal business English phrases for indicating that something has ended, helping professionals communicate more effectively in workplace settings.

    ·13m
  8. 8

    Have You Considered Sharing Your Ideas at Work?

    This episode of the Business English Podcast discusses strategies for effectively sharing ideas in workplace settings like meetings and presentations.

    ·15m
  9. 9

    Can’t Understand Your Dictated Emails? 3 Suggestions

    This episode offers three suggestions for improving comprehension of dictated emails by focusing on English pronunciation and communication skills for business contexts.

    ·14m
  10. 10

    What to Do with Your Veto Power at Work

    This episode discusses how to effectively use veto power in workplace situations to enhance professional communication and decision-making skills.

    ·19m
  11. 11

    Let's Talk Cars Part 2: Take the Wheel in Your Business Conversations

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course to help non-native English speakers improve clarity and confidence in business conversations.

    ·16m
  12. 12

    How to Own Your Apology at Work

    ·20m
  13. 13

    BE 511: Can You Say Bye to Your Boss?

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course to help English learners speak clearly and confidently in business contexts.

    ·19m
  14. 14

    Do You Feel Kind of Confused About this Word?

    This episode of the Business English Podcast introduces a discussion about pronunciation and stress patterns to help learners speak English more naturally in professional settings.

    ·18m
  15. 15

    How Not to Step on Toes at Work

    This episode of the Business English Podcast discusses strategies for avoiding workplace conflicts and improving communication skills in professional settings.

    ·20m
  16. 16

    This is Promising! How to Talk About Potential at Work

    This episode of the Business English Podcast teaches listeners how to effectively discuss potential in professional settings to advance their careers.

    ·15m
  17. 17

    Want to Improve Your English? Don't Bark Up the Wrong Tree

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course to help English learners speak more clearly and confidently in business contexts.

    ·16m
  18. 18

    Don’t Let Homophones Upend Your Vocabulary

    This episode of the Business English Podcast focuses on avoiding homophones to improve vocabulary and pronunciation for better communication in global business settings.

    ·17m
  19. 19

    Should You Say Essential, Necessary, or Important?

    This episode explores the nuanced differences between the words 'essential', 'necessary', and 'important' in business English contexts.

    ·17m
  20. 20

    Does Your English Have Untapped Potential?

    This episode of the Business English Podcast introduces a program focused on improving pronunciation and stress patterns to help learners speak English more naturally in professional settings.

    ·17m
  21. 21

    Who Assigned What? How to Know in English

    This episode of the Business English Podcast discusses the importance of understanding assignment roles in English for effective communication in global business settings.

    ·16m
  22. 22

    Does Your English Strike a Chord?

    This episode promotes a Global English Pronunciation course, emphasizing how mastering English sound systems can improve clarity and confidence in business communication.

    ·15m
  23. 23

    Roll the Dice and Start an English Conversation

    This episode introduces a Business English podcast focused on helping learners improve pronunciation and conversation skills for global business success.

    ·19m
  24. 24

    Be a Connector But Do This First

    This episode introduces a Business English podcast focusing on networking as a connector while emphasizing the importance of mastering English pronunciation first for clear communication.

    ·16m
  25. 25

    Phrasal Verbs to Amp Up Your Business English

    This episode introduces phrasal verbs to enhance business English skills, with a focus on pronunciation and confidence in professional settings.

    ·14m
  26. 26

    What Does Fruit Have to Do with Critical Thinking at Work?

    This episode explores the connection between fruit and critical thinking in the workplace while promoting a pronunciation course for business English learners.

    ·14m
  27. 27

    Correct Me If I'm Wrong - Hedging at Work is Key for Connection

    This episode discusses how using hedging language in workplace communication can foster better connections and clarity in business English contexts.

    ·15m
  28. 28

    Five Ways to Use Out Of in your Business English Conversations

    This episode introduces a pronunciation course to help business English learners speak more clearly and confidently in professional settings.

    ·15m
  29. 29

    What's on the Horizon? How to Talk About the Future at Work

    This episode introduces a Business English podcast focusing on how to discuss future plans and developments in professional settings, while also promoting a pronunciation course.

    ·15m
  30. 30

    Crunch the Numbers with Lindsay and Michelle

    This episode introduces a pronunciation course to help English learners improve clarity and confidence in business settings.

    ·16m
  31. 31

    Should You Say "Long Time, No See" in English?

    This episode explores whether the phrase 'long time, no see' is appropriate to use in English business contexts while promoting a pronunciation course to improve communication skills.

    ·15m
  32. 32

    Where Are You Based? How to Start Remote Calls in English

    This episode introduces a Business English Podcast episode focused on starting remote calls in English and promoting a pronunciation course to help learners speak with confidence and clarity in global business settings.

    ·13m
  33. 33

    By Any Chance Are You Worried About Politeness?

    This episode of the Business English Podcast introduces a discussion on politeness in professional English communication while promoting a pronunciation course to improve clarity and confidence.

    ·16m
  34. 34

    Do You Get the Short End of the Stick at Work?

    This episode introduces a course on Global English Pronunciation to help learners speak with confidence and clarity in professional settings.

    ·16m
  35. 35

    Are You Right on Time or Running Behind?

    This episode of the Business English Podcast introduces a discussion on time management and communication skills for professionals learning English in global business contexts.

    ·18m
  36. 36

    Perfect This Word Stress For Perfect English Pronunciation

    This episode introduces a pronunciation course focused on mastering word stress and rhythm patterns to improve English clarity and confidence in business contexts.

    ·14m
  37. 37

    Should You Say Almost, Most, or Almost All?

    This episode explores the nuanced differences between using 'almost', 'most', and 'almost all' in business English communication.

    ·13m
  38. 38

    Idioms That Can Keep You From Going Belly Up

    This episode introduces a Business English podcast focusing on idioms to help learners avoid failure in global business, while promoting a pronunciation course for clearer communication.

    ·16m
  39. 39

    Am I Taking English Vocabulary for Granted?

    This episode explores whether English learners take vocabulary for granted and introduces a pronunciation course to improve speaking clarity and confidence in business contexts.

    ·15m
  40. 40

    Kick Your Business English into High Gear

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course to help business English learners speak with confidence and clarity by mastering English's sound system.

    ·16m
  41. 41

    Do You Put Your Blood, Sweat, and Tears into Learning English?

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course for business English learners, emphasizing how mastering English sound systems can improve clarity and professional success.

    ·13m
  42. 42

    Outfit or Attire? Avoid This Mistake With Business Clothing

    This episode discusses the difference between 'outfit' and 'attire' in business English to help learners avoid common mistakes in professional communication.

    ·17m
  43. 43

    Take Notice of Business English Verbs

    This episode promotes a pronunciation course to help business English learners speak more clearly and confidently by mastering English sound patterns.

    ·16m
  44. 44

    Get a Move On With These Business English Phrases

    This episode introduces a Business English podcast focusing on practical phrases and promotes a pronunciation course to help learners speak with confidence in global business settings.

    ·14m
  45. 45

    How to Ask for a Review at Work

    This episode of the Business English Podcast teaches listeners how to effectively ask for a performance review at work to advance their careers.

    ·15m
  46. 46

    Have Already or Had Already? The Perfect Way to Use Past Perfect

    This episode introduces a lesson on using past perfect tense in business English while promoting a pronunciation course to improve speaking clarity.

    ·17m
  47. 47

    Finally, the Episode You’ve Been Waiting For!

    This episode promotes a new course called Global English Pronunciation, focusing on improving English pronunciation for business contexts to enhance confidence and clarity.

    ·17m
  48. 48

    How to Politely Turn Down Offers in English

    This episode teaches listeners how to politely decline offers in English for professional settings, with practical language tips and cultural insights.

    ·19m
  49. 49

    Don’t Pull Back in Business Conversations

    Apr 14, 2026·13m
  50. 50

    What's Your Story? How to Ask a New Coworker About Themselves

    Apr 12, 2026·16m
  51. 51

    Timelines Matter! How to Be Clear About Turnaround Time in English

    Apr 9, 2026·16m
  52. 52

    How to Continue Small Talk at the Start of a Work Call

    Apr 7, 2026·20m
  53. 53

    A Clean and Clear Way to Say Someone Is Right in English

    Apr 5, 2026·15m
  54. 54

    Fair Enough: Your Secret Weapon for Polite Business English

    This episode introduces 'fair enough' as a key phrase for polite business English, addressing common pronunciation challenges and promoting a Global English Pronunciation course to help learners speak with confidence and clarity in professional settings.

    Dec 14, 2025·14m·1 clip
  55. 55

    It's Water Under the Bridge - How to Accept an Apology at Work

    Lindsay and Michelle teach the idiom 'water under the bridge' for accepting apologies in business English, covering its meaning, usage timing, and alternative phrases through examples and role-plays.

    Dec 11, 2025·18m·1 clip
  56. 56

    Think or Thinking? Which to Use in Business Communication

    Dec 7, 2025·18m
  57. 57

    Do You Move the Goalposts on Your English?

    Dec 4, 2025·14m
  58. 58

    My Coworker Said “My Mistake” - Were They Being Sarcastic?

    Dec 2, 2025·15m
  59. 59

    Is There a Difference Between Instead of and Rather?

    Nov 30, 2025·18m
  60. 60

    Should You Tell a Supervisor You Appreciate Them?

    Nov 27, 2025·14m
  61. 61

    Don't Kick the Can Down the Road! Address It in English Now

    Nov 25, 2025·15m
  62. 62

    Feedback That Tastes Better Than a Compliment Sandwich

    Nov 23, 2025·17m
  63. 63

    Reserve, Preserve, Conserve - What's the Difference?

    Nov 19, 2025·18m
  64. 64

    How to Make an Email Introduction in Business

    Nov 17, 2025·16m
  65. 65

    Can You Use the Word Guess at Work?

    Nov 16, 2025·18m
  66. 66

    Doing Business or Making Business?

    Nov 13, 2025·16m
  67. 67

    What’s Your Typical Schedule? How to Connect Over Work Hours in English

    Nov 11, 2025·19m
  68. 68

    Get Used to This Tricky English Pronunciation

    Nov 9, 2025·15m
  69. 69

    BE 487: Streamline Your English with these 4 Vocabulary Words

    Nov 6, 2025·16m
  70. 70

    We Forecast an Improvement in Your English

    Nov 4, 2025·22m
  71. 71

    A Very Wise Way to Veer Toward Better English

    Nov 3, 2025·16m
  72. 72

    Perfectly Imperfect Ways to Enter a Group Conversation

    Nov 2, 2025·21m
  73. 73

    How to Ask for Help at Work in English

    Oct 30, 2025·16m
  74. 74

    Improve Your English Popcorn Style

    Oct 28, 2025·17m
  75. 75

    Give Your Business Idea One Last Chance with this Vocabulary

    Oct 26, 2025·20m
  76. 76

    Make a Push to Learn These Business Phrases

    Oct 23, 2025·15m
  77. 77

    How to Use the REAL Framework to Compromise at Work

    Oct 21, 2025·19m
  78. 78

    Are You Logical or Rational?

    Oct 19, 2025·17m
  79. 79

    Avoid These Verbs in Business Emails

    Oct 16, 2025·19m
  80. 80

    Let's Take 5. How to Create Space When There's Conflict at Work

    Oct 14, 2025·15m
  81. 81

    Mastering Business English? Way to Go!

    Oct 12, 2025·15m
  82. 82

    Is Your Job on the Line? How to Talk About Risk at Work

    Oct 9, 2025·15m
  83. 83

    Everyone's Coming Out of the Woodwork! How to Identify Opportunism in English

    Oct 7, 2025·17m
  84. 84

    Have You Hit a Rough Patch With Business English Vocabulary?

    Oct 6, 2025·13m
  85. 85

    Hold the Meeting - How to Talk About Pop Culture at Work

    Oct 5, 2025·16m
  86. 86

    How to Affirm and Validate to Keep Employees Happy and Heard

    Oct 2, 2025·17m
  87. 87

    Soon Versus Quickly in English - What's the Difference?

    Sep 30, 2025·19m
  88. 88

    3 English Words to Avoid When Pursuing Clients

    Sep 28, 2025·16m
  89. 89

    Is Your Job Secure? Safety and Related Topics at Work

    Sep 25, 2025·18m
  90. 90

    Laundry in English Part 2: What's On Your To-Do List?

    Sep 23, 2025·14m
  91. 91

    How to Master Business Lunch Etiquette

    Sep 22, 2025·26m
  92. 92

    Confused by English Idioms? Tell Me About It!

    Sep 21, 2025·15m
  93. 93

    Can You Still Say "It Costs an Arm and a Leg?"

    Sep 18, 2025·14m
  94. 94

    Tricky? Complex? Challenging? How to Describe Hard Things at Work

    Sep 16, 2025·15m
  95. 95

    With This English, You're a Shoo-in

    Sep 14, 2025·14m
  96. 96

    Expert, Excerpt, and Expect- What's the Difference?

    Sep 11, 2025·17m
  97. 97

    Mind Your P’s and Q’s in Business English

    Sep 9, 2025·17m
  98. 98

    New at Work? How to Find Common Ground With Coworkers

    Sep 7, 2025·20m
  99. 99

    Be Playful With Your Mistakes to Boost Connection in English

    Sep 4, 2025·18m
  100. 100

    Simple Swaps for Better Hedging in English

    Sep 2, 2025·22m
  101. 101

    Advice and Phrases to Schedule an Impromptu Meeting in English

    Aug 31, 2025·19m
  102. 102

    All Sorts of Great English Expressions

    Aug 28, 2025·18m
  103. 103

    How to Be Polite in English When You Need a Quick Answer

    Aug 26, 2025·20m
  104. 104

    Does Your English Take a Toll on Your Work Performance?

    Aug 24, 2025·15m
  105. 105

    How to Understand Every Accent in English

    Aug 21, 2025·18m
  106. 106

    Keep Your Eye on the English Prize

    Aug 19, 2025·17m
  107. 107

    Strained Financially? How to Talk About It in English

    Aug 17, 2025·18m
  108. 108

    How to Compliment Without Flattery for Better Relationships

    Aug 14, 2025·21m
  109. 109

    How to Use Versus and Whereas in Professional English

    Aug 12, 2025·20m
  110. 110

    3 Tips for Schmoozing at Work

    Aug 10, 2025·20m
  111. 111

    Don't Miss Your Window of Opportunity to Get Better at English

    Aug 7, 2025·16m
  112. 112

    You Think These Idioms Are Tricky? Fair Enough!

    Aug 5, 2025·16m
  113. 113

    Stay Grounded With This Business English Vocabulary

    Aug 3, 2025·20m
  114. 114

    High Overhead? How to Talk Like a Business Owner

    Jul 31, 2025·18m
  115. 115

    How Did You Find This Episode?

    Jul 29, 2025·18m
  116. 116

    How to Express a Resource Isn't Scarce in English

    Jul 27, 2025·18m
  117. 117

    Are You in a Tough Spot at Work? How to Communicate It

    Jul 25, 2025·16m
  118. 118

    How to Buy Time to Make Decisions at Work

    Jul 22, 2025·14m
  119. 119

    Improve Your Business English Vocabulary Just Like That

    Jul 20, 2025·16m
  120. 120

    5 Ways AI Can Improve Your Business English

    Jul 17, 2025·17m
  121. 121

    Option Versus Choice in English

    Jul 15, 2025·23m
  122. 122

    Rest Assured, This Phrase Will Put Your Customers at Ease

    Jul 13, 2025·19m
  123. 123

    Double Up Versus Double Down and More

    Jul 10, 2025·15m
  124. 124

    Don’t Let Business Vocabulary Throw You For a Loop

    Jul 8, 2025·18m
  125. 125

    Ups and Downs in English Part 1- Have Sales Hit Rock Bottom?

    Jul 6, 2025·16m
  126. 126

    As a Rule of Thumb, Use This Vocabulary at Work!

    Jul 3, 2025·16m
  127. 127

    Is This Grammar Useful? We Think So!

    Jul 1, 2025·15m
  128. 128

    Hot Takes and Unpopular Stances

    Jun 29, 2025·17m
  129. 129

    This Is a Fantastic Episode, if You Will

    Jun 26, 2025·16m
  130. 130

    Not On My Watch! How to Show You Care as a Leader in English

    Jun 24, 2025·15m
  131. 131

    How to Be Unstoppable at Work

    Jun 22, 2025·17m
  132. 132

    How to Strengthen Bonds on a Team in English

    Jun 19, 2025·18m
  133. 133

    How to Divvy Up Tasks at Work Without Sounding Bossy

    Jun 17, 2025·15m
  134. 134

    Do Us a Solid and Listen Today

    Jun 15, 2025·19m
  135. 135

    Should You Swap Out This Business English Vocabulary?

    Jun 12, 2025·15m
  136. 136

    How to Share Your Opinion About the State of Something at Work

    Jun 11, 2025·27m
  137. 137

    Did You Quit or Resign? English Euphamisms in the Workplace

    Jun 10, 2025·21m
  138. 138

    Complex Grammar Templates for Impressive Business Comparisons

    Jun 8, 2025·20m
  139. 139

    Let's Talk Shop About Business English

    Jun 5, 2025·16m
  140. 140

    Don't Miss the Mark on Business Relationships

    Jun 3, 2025·19m
  141. 141

    Show Your Hand With These English Idioms

    Jun 1, 2025·17m
  142. 142

    How to Make Business English a Cinch

    May 29, 2025·13m
  143. 143

    How to Reflect on a Project in Retrospect Plus New AI Opportunities

    May 28, 2025·16m
  144. 144

    Ease Into Business English

    May 27, 2025·16m
  145. 145

    Consider This a Wake-Up Call for Your English

    May 25, 2025·15m
  146. 146

    Idioms That Give You an Ace Up Your Sleeve

    May 22, 2025·16m
  147. 147

    How to Protect Yourself in an Online World

    May 20, 2025·16m
  148. 148

    Do You Know These Cheesy Business Clichés?

    May 18, 2025·17m
  149. 149

    Are Your Business Goals Ambitious?

    May 15, 2025·19m
  150. 150

    Get Some English Experience Under Your Belt

    May 13, 2025·16m
  151. 151

    Photo, Image, Picture - What's the Difference?

    May 11, 2025·19m
  152. 152

    Why You Should Not Tell Someone to Stay in Their Lane

    May 8, 2025·16m
  153. 153

    How to Throw Out Your Ideas in a Brainstorming Session

    May 6, 2025·18m
  154. 154

    How to Respect Schedules When You Send Emails at Work

    May 4, 2025·17m
  155. 155

    How to Get Comfortable in Business English

    May 1, 2025·16m
  156. 156

    Rather Not Say? How to Avoid Offending in Business English

    Apr 29, 2025·14m
  157. 157

    Don’t Miss This Dynamic Episode

    Apr 27, 2025·14m
  158. 158

    Don’t Let These English Idioms Slip Your Mind

    Apr 24, 2025·18m
  159. 159

    How to Respond to Change at Work in English

    Apr 22, 2025·19m
  160. 160

    3 Work Habits of a Successful Startup Founder with Alexander Harmsen

    Apr 20, 2025·22m
  161. 161

    How to Confide in Your Coworkers When Your Energy is Dropping

    Apr 17, 2025·16m
  162. 162

    Agreeing and Disagreeing in Business Meetings

    Apr 16, 2025·18m
  163. 163

    How to Check If Your Colleague is Okay in English

    Apr 15, 2025·15m
  164. 164

    Phrasal Verbs That Will Help You Speak Up at Work

    Apr 13, 2025·16m
  165. 165

    How to Talk About Your Work Stress with Your Colleagues

    Apr 10, 2025·18m
  166. 166

    Test the Waters with these Office Expressions

    Apr 8, 2025·19m
  167. 167

    Don’t Be Vulnerable to Business English Mistakes

    Apr 6, 2025·18m
  168. 168

    What's Your Daily Routine? Morning Edition

    Apr 3, 2025·21m
  169. 169

    Aim High With These Flat Adverb Grammar Tips

    Apr 1, 2025·19m
  170. 170

    Does Your Business English Add Up?

    Mar 30, 2025·14m
  171. 171

    How to Skim to Save Your Colleagues' Time in English

    Mar 27, 2025·17m
  172. 172

    Get a Feel for These English Expressions

    Mar 25, 2025·16m
  173. 173

    Get Your Feet Wet With Business English Idioms

    Mar 23, 2025·19m
  174. 174

    Listen Today for a Quick Win

    Mar 20, 2025·14m
  175. 175

    Should You Talk About Dating at Work?

    Mar 18, 2025·17m
  176. 176

    Can You Walk Me Through This? How to Ask for Extra Help at Work

    Mar 16, 2025·16m
  177. 177

    4 Ways to Crush Compliments at Work

    Mar 13, 2025·15m
  178. 178

    One Phrase to Change the Game in English

    Mar 11, 2025·15m
  179. 179

    When Is It Acceptable to Hesitate in American Business Culture?

    Mar 9, 2025·20m
  180. 180

    Describe Your Progress - Winding Down

    Mar 6, 2025·16m
  181. 181

    We've Barely Scratched the Surface with this Business Vocabulary

    Mar 4, 2025·18m
  182. 182

    Accidents Happen - How to Say You Made a Mistake at Work

    Mar 2, 2025·21m
  183. 183

    Why You Should Not Hem and Haw at Work

    Feb 27, 2025·19m
  184. 184

    How to Catch Attention When You Introduce a Change in English

    Feb 25, 2025·16m
  185. 185

    How to Get a Genuine Response to Your Email in 2025

    Feb 23, 2025·17m
  186. 186

    In Limbo at Work? How to Get Through It

    Feb 20, 2025·17m
  187. 187

    Improve Your English Around the Margins

    Feb 18, 2025·21m
  188. 188

    Describe Your Progress - Getting Started

    Feb 16, 2025·17m
  189. 189

    English for First Day Jitters

    Feb 13, 2025·19m
  190. 190

    Computer Vocabulary You Should Know in Your Sleep

    Feb 11, 2025·18m
  191. 191

    Should You Double Up on Tasks at Work?

    Feb 10, 2025·24m
  192. 192

    Improving Your Business English? What a Coincidence!

    Feb 9, 2025·18m
  193. 193

    What Intimidates You at Work?

    Feb 6, 2025·18m
  194. 194

    What's So Meta About Business English?

    Feb 4, 2025·19m
  195. 195

    Flailing with a New Office Tool? What to Say

    Feb 2, 2025·19m
  196. 196

    How to Get Advice from a Senior Colleague in English

    Jan 30, 2025·18m
  197. 197

    Why Reported Speech is a Business Fluency Unlock

    Jan 29, 2025·15m
  198. 198

    Hit the Big Time With Your Business English

    Jan 28, 2025·20m
  199. 199

    Business Grammar that Might Be Confusing

    Jan 26, 2025·16m
  200. 200

    Is Your Business English Good on Paper?

    Jan 23, 2025·15m
  201. 201

    Shall We? How to Talk About Leaving in Business English

    Jan 21, 2025·15m
  202. 202

    Are You Worn Out? How to Ask Colleagues About Their Energy

    Jan 19, 2025·16m
  203. 203

    Are You Dead Set on Learning Business English?

    Jan 16, 2025·13m
  204. 204

    Busy or Bored? How to Talk About Workload in English

    Jan 14, 2025·14m
  205. 205

    Should You Call a Business Colleague a Piece of Work?

    Jan 12, 2025·18m
  206. 206

    Why and How to Talk About the New Year at Work

    Jan 9, 2025·16m
  207. 207

    How to Use “Otherwise” in Business English

    Jan 7, 2025·16m
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  258. 258

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