Negative and Interrogative Forms

Practice

Present Simple I

Common Time Expressions

Present Simple II

Uses & Structure

Grammar Summary

Dialogue: Preparing For An Important Meeting

Present Continuous I

Present Continuous II

Summary

Present Simple vs. Continuous

Quantifiers for Countable and Uncountable Nouns: Summary

Quiz: Countable and Uncountable Nouns for Ordering Office Supplies

Business Dialogue: Ordering Some Supplies 

How Smart Offices Keep Things Running Smoothly with the Right Supplies

Countable and Uncountable Nouns for Ordering Office Supplies

Quantities and Availability

Business Dialogue: Preparing For An Important Client Meeting 

How Amazon Revolutionized Inventory Management for Global Success

Any & Some

Uses and Structure

Business Dialogue

Quiz: Modal Verbs for Giving or Asking Permission

How Pixar Asked Permission to Take Creative Risks

Assignment: Asking for Permission

Modal Verbs for Giving or Asking Permission

How Netflix Revolutionized Entertainment Using Data

Zero Conditionals for Facts and General Truths

Past Simple: Irregular verbs

Dialogue: Tasks Completed Last Week

Henry Ford: The Man Who Changed the World

Quiz: The Simple Past: Regular and Irregular

Past Simple for Reporting Completed Work Tasks

Comparatives

Superlatives

Quiz: Comparatives and Superlatives for Comparing Services or Products

Dialogue 

Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives

Farther vs. further

The Global Startup Race: Which City is the Best for Entrepreneurs?

Comparatives and Superlatives for Comparing Services or Products

Quiz: Future: Will & Going To

Our Company’s Big Plans for the Future

Writing Activity: Planning Your Company’s Future

Future: Going to

Formation and Uses

The Creation of Airbnb – How Three Friends Changed the Way We Travel

Past Continuous for Describing Ongoing Actions in the Past

How Apple Launched the iPhone – An Unexpected Journey Full of Interruptions

Past Continuous vs. Past Simple for Describing Interruptions

Are you ready to improve your English skills and gain confidence in professional settings? This A2 Business English course is designed to help you enhance your communication in the workplace by focusing on essential grammar points and practical business themes. Whether you’re attending meetings, discussing projects, or making business plans, this course will equip you with the language skills needed to succeed in the modern work environment.Throughout this course, you will:<ul><li>Master the Present Simple to describe daily work routines and regular tasks.</li><li>Use the Present Continuous to talk about ongoing actions and projects in the office.</li><li>Learn the Past Simple to describe completed tasks, meetings, and events.</li><li>Compare products, services, or performances using Comparatives and Superlatives.</li><li>Discuss future business plans and arrangements with Future with Going to.</li><li>Give and ask for permission politely using Modifiers like can, could, and may.</li><li>Use Past Continuous and Past Simple to explain interruptions or events during work.</li><li>Talk about quantities and order supplies using Countable and Uncountable Nouns.</li><li>Share your work achievements and experience with the Present Perfect tense.</li><li>Make predictions and discuss potential outcomes in business decisions with the First Conditional.</li></ul>Business Themes Covered:<ul><li>Describing a typical workday and sharing routines with colleagues.</li><li>Reporting on recent business activities or projects in meetings.</li><li>Comparing business products and services to clients or team members.</li><li>Planning upcoming business trips or future work projects.</li><li>Requesting permission and offering help in a professional context.</li><li>Handling interruptions during meetings or presentations.</li><li>Ordering office supplies and discussing quantities of resources.</li><li>Talking about your career achievements and professional experiences.</li><li>Making business decisions and discussing possible outcomes.</li></ul>By the end of this course, you will feel more comfortable expressing yourself in English in a business setting, which will make you more effective in your workplace communication.

Boost your workplace English skills with this A2 Business English course. Learn essential grammar for professional settings, including daily routines, past actions, making plans, giving permission, and discussing work achievements and business decisions.

Level Up 2: Business English Course For Pre-Intermediates

Victoria Landa

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