Do you work in an English speaking country? Do you have to attend meetings for your job? Maybe you work in the corporate business field and you are getting ‘lost in translation’ in your meetings. I’m sure your managers, chairpersons and bosses are using all sorts of slang expressions, idioms and phrases. You might be feeling really confused and uncertain and this can make you feel isolated and lose confidence.
Let’s focus on building up your English vocabulary and fluency with ‘real’, useful expressions that will help you become an active participant in your workplace.
Today I want to teach you 4 common and useful phrases that I know for sure are frequently used in business and particularly in meetings.
Do you know what these mean?
TOUCH ON —- WRAP UP —- LOCK IT IN —– MAKE A CALL (not what you think!)
Learn the meanings and how to use them in this video!
CLICK on the image below to watch!
I hope you enjoyed the video lesson!
Remember to write down these new phrases. Make a sentence. This will help you remember them so you can start to use them when you’re speaking. Make an effort for the next week to focus on these phrases, try to hear them in conversations and even try using them yourself!.
Have a great week!
Cheers!
Nick
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