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Basic Business English Lesson: Profit & Loss

MichaelAD July 20, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Today, let’s look at some key vocabulary and expressions used to talk about a company’s financial situation. You can refer to the financial report for …

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Basic Business English Lesson: Work and Jobs

MichaelAD July 18, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Today, lets have a look at some ways to use the words work and job. If you want to ask someone about work, you can …

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English Lesson: Talking about your job & work

MichaelAD March 26, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Let’s talk about work today. Here is a conversation I have had quite often: Michael: Hi. I’m Michael. Nice to meet you. Thom: Hi Michael. …

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English Vocabulary Lesson: Basic Business English

MichaelAD March 4, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

ABC Company was launched in 1999. At the time, it was a small firm, serving just local clientele.  But business started booming, and ABC grew …

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English Vocabulary Lesson: Job, Work, & Business

MichaelAD October 24, 2011 Uncategorized 2 Comments

A friend of mine is looking for a job. He used to work for a bank, but he lost his job when a new company …

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English Idiom “Rip-off” from Happy English NY

MichaelAD April 14, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Today we are going to look at the idiom rip-off, which can be used as a noun or a verb. This  expression means stealing or cheating. …

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Idiom Lesson “Call it a day” From Happy English NY!

MichaelAD March 24, 2011 Idioms & Slang 3 Comments

Sometimes you’ll work hard on a project, and even though it’s not finished, you are finished working on it for the day. You plan to …

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Idiom Lesson “Eager Beaver” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 18, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

When you see a beaver building a dam or a nest, they seem to be very enthusiastic about doing the task. When a person is …

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Idiom Lesson “Give it a shot” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 10, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

When you are ready to try something new, you can say you will give it a shot. The thing you are trying always goes in …

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Business English Idiom Lesson: Get the Ball Rolling

MichaelAD February 26, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

When you say that you get the ball rolling, it means that you will start doing something. At home, it could mean that you are …

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