Business example lessons

Find business English lessons covering professional communication, workplace scenarios, meetings, presentations, negotiations, and corporate vocabulary. Perfect for teachers helping adult learners develop confidence in professional settings, from email writing to boardroom discussions. Lessons include authentic business content and real-world applications.

Game over? The rise and fall of Xbox Game Pass
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Game over? The rise and fall of Xbox Game Pass

Analyse the strategic decisions behind Xbox Game Pass's journey, mastering advanced business vocabulary and grammar to discuss market trends and past corporate choices.

What is enshittification?
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What is enshittification?

Explore 'enshittification,' the frustrating trend of online platforms degrading services for profit, and gain the vocabulary and grammar to articulate your concerns about declining digital experiences.

Telling stories with data in 3 steps
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Telling stories with data in 3 steps

Master the advanced art of data storytelling, learning to transform raw information into compelling narratives that resonate and persuade your audience effectively.

Vocabulary for online meetings
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Vocabulary for online meetings

Master the art of virtual communication with precise vocabulary and sophisticated hedging, ensuring your contributions in online meetings are always clear, polite, and impactful.

Giving presentations (advanced)
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Giving presentations (advanced)

Refine your public speaking with advanced rhetorical devices, learn to pre-empt objections, and master the art of handling challenging questions with poise and precision.

Playing a different game: the Nintendo business model
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Playing a different game: the Nintendo business model

Uncover Nintendo's unique business model and master essential vocabulary like <strong>to carve out a niche</strong> and <strong>to stay ahead of the curve</strong>.

Disputing a bill: polite requests and problem-solving
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Disputing a bill: polite requests and problem-solving

Gain the confidence and precise language needed to politely query unexpected charges and effectively resolve billing issues, turning frustration into fluent communication.

Office needs: discussing countable and uncountable nouns
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Office needs: discussing countable and uncountable nouns

Learn to confidently discuss office supplies and improvements using essential vocabulary and the correct grammar for countable and uncountable nouns.

Business narratives: recounting success and challenges
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Business narratives: recounting success and challenges

Master the art of business storytelling, using advanced C1 language to articulate successes and challenges with precision and impact.

Persuasive communication: using emphasis structures effectively
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Persuasive communication: using emphasis structures effectively

Master the art of persuasive communication by learning how to use emphasis structures and practical phrases to make your arguments more impactful and memorable.

Professional networking: using tag questions effectively
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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.

Problem-solving in business: using cause and effect language
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Problem-solving in business: using cause and effect language

Learn to articulate business challenges and propose effective solutions with precision, mastering the cause and effect language essential for professional communication.