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Email like a Pro in English!

Email like a Pro in English!

Posted by Tanya Peterson on 27th Jul 2025

Ever stared at a blank screen, unsure how to start a business email? You're not alone! Writing professional emails can be tricky when English isn't your first language. Whether you're making…
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Proverbs in Business English

Proverbs in Business English

Posted by Tanya Peterson on 27th Sep 2019

A proverb is a short saying that expresses a general truth or a piece of advice. Proverbs may appear simple when you hear them/ You may think "oh that's common sense!" But they can be very effect…
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Business English Lesson: Get the Boss to Shape Up

Posted by Tanya Peterson on 11th Apr 2019

In this entertaining Business English lesson, you'll learn some very useful Business English idioms and expressions. It's Lesson 1 from our book Speak Better Business English.  Watch th…
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How to Talk about Money & Finances

How to Talk about Money & Finances

Posted by Tanya Peterson on 12th Mar 2019

Americans love to talk business! Money and finance terms can be very colorful in English. Here's an expression that traveled across the Atlantic Ocean from the UK - penny wise, pound foolish (the penn…
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