Business English Vol.D [for iOS]

Enter the world of global business English!
Our Business Conversation eLessons have been designed for all business people and those wishing to learn how to conduct business in English.

Students will learn specific, practical skills and vocabulary that go beyond the realm of general conversation.

We instruct students on how to conduct meetings, give presentations, negotiate successfully, network with foreign business associates and communicate effectively via the telephone.

Students also cover all the relevant and modern business language including expressions and idioms.

Our Business Conversation eLessons help students conduct better business in today’s global, fast paced, corporate world.

This course is recommended for Intermediate level students, so if you’re not at the Intermediate level yet, we recommend you start with a conversation course before beginning Business Conversation, such as Introduction to Conversation or Beginner Conversation.

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Your Result

Upon completion of this course, you’ll be able to speak English fluently and confidently in many business situations.

• Use more complex business expressions fluently and accurately
• Ask and answer specific questions about people’s experience
• Talk about your industry and company
• Politely accept or decline invitations
• Promote your company’s people, products and services
• Be diplomatic and make suggestions
• Confidently describe future plans and activities
• Talk about your past and present with ease
• Use correct pronunciation, accent and intonation
• Do all of this and more with confidence and power!

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Vol.D Describing Experiences

01. Asking about people’s experiences and continuing situations using a “noun”
02. Answering questions with “have been + noun” in a business setting
03. Answering questions negatively with “have been + noun” in a business setting
04. Asking questions with “have been + adjective” in a business setting
05. Answering questions with “have been + adjective” in a business setting
06. Answering questions negatively with “have been + adjective” in a business setting
07. Asking questions with “have been + prepositional phrase” in a business setting
08. Answering questions with “have been + prepositional phrase” in a business setting
09. Answering questions negatively with “have been + Prepositional phrase” in a business setting
10. “how long have been + noun, adjective, or prepositional phrase” in a business setting
11. “Have never been + noun, adjective, or preposition” in a business setting
12. Asking questions with “have been + ing” in a business setting
13. Answering questions with “have been + ing” in a business setting
14. Answering questions negatively with “have been + ing” in a business setting
15. Asking questions with “have + past participle” in a business setting
16. Answering questions with “have + past participle” in a business setting
17. Answering questions negatively with “have + past participle” in a business setting
18. Asking questions with “have ever+ past participle” in a business setting