Business English is a specialized form of English used in professional and commercial contexts. It focuses on clear, concise, and effective communication for business-related activities, including meetings, presentations, negotiations, and written correspondence.
Basic Level: Introduction to Business English
Vocabulary Enhancement
1.
Understanding common business-related vocabulary
2.
Greetings and professional introductions
3.
Talking about job roles and responsibilities
4.
Making polite requests and giving basic instructions
EXAMPLE
FREE-TALKING: ROLES OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Intermediate Level: Workplace Communication
Fluency
1.
Meetings: Expressing opinions, agreeing and disagreeing politely
2.
Interviews: Answering common interview questions with confidence
3.
Presentations: Structuring a presentation and using clear language
4.
Work Life: Handling workplace conversations effectively
EXAMPLE
I. Introduction (Setting the Stage)
II. Highlighting Key Trends and Findings
III. Providing Context and Interpretation
IV. Emphasizing Implications and Recommendations
V. Conclusion and Opening for Discussion
Advanced Level: Professional Interaction and Critical Thinking
Real-life Application
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Discussions: Expressing complex ideas and debating professionally
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Roleplaying: Practicing real-life business scenarios (e.g., negotiations, problem-solving)
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Newspaper English: Understanding and discussing business news articles
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Enhancing fluency and accuracy in business conversations
EXAMPLE
Scenario: Starting a Meeting (In a Conference Room)
Image Description:Three colleagues seated around a meeting table, one standing by a whiteboard with charts.
Dialogue:Manager: “Thanks, everyone, for coming. Let’s get started with today’s agenda.”
Team Member 1: “Sounds good. I’d like to add a quick update on the marketing campaign.”
Manager: “Sure, we’ll cover that right after the budget review.”
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