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Professional networking: using tag questions effectively

Learn to confidently network using effective tag questions and essential follow-up phrases, building valuable professional connections from an authentic article.

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Summary

Want to make a great first impression at professional events? This lesson uses an engaging article to help you master the art of networking, focusing on how to start conversations and build connections confidently. You'll learn how to use specific grammar and phrases to connect with people effectively.

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Vocabulary

Students will expand their professional vocabulary with terms like strike up a conversation, exchange business cards, and get your foot in the door. You'll also learn about mutual connections and how to touch base after an event.

Grammar

The lesson focuses on mastering tag questions, which are incredibly useful for starting conversations and confirming information in a friendly, polite way. You'll practise forming them correctly and using them in social and professional settings.

Practical English

Discover essential phrases for following up after a networking event, ensuring you maintain new connections. You'll learn how to say things like it was great to meet you at [event name] last week and politely suggest future meetings with I was wondering if you might be free for a quick coffee sometime next week?

Discussion

You'll have the opportunity to practise your new skills and vocabulary in a lively speaking activity. This will help you feel more confident using English in real-life networking scenarios.

Reading

The lesson is based on a real article, providing authentic context for learning about professional networking. You'll read about effective strategies and tips for making valuable connections.

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