Top 10 tips to learn a language

Top 10 tips to learn a language

Business Correspondence

How to Structure an English Business Letter

Word List Salutation, First / Final Paragraph and Greeting

Word List Enquiry, Offer and Order

Word List Dispatch Note + Acknowledgement of Receipt

Word List Invoice + Reminder

English Business Letters

Generate your English business letters per mouse click.

Choose the template and mark the checkboxes for the sentences you want to use in your business letter. The result can be copied into the clipboard or saved as TXT or RTF file (e.g. for MS-Word).

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Enquiry

Offer

Order

Order Confirmation

Dispatch Note and Acknowledgement of Receipt

Invoice and Overdue Notice

Should - Must - Have To

Exercises

Modal Verbs: Will - Shall - Would

Modal Verbs: Can - Could - May - Might

 Exercises

Comparatives and Superlatives

http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/rules/comp.htm
http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=9085
Repeated and Double Comparatives

Jeopardy

Quiz

Asking for Opinions

This business English video shows how to set up discussion and to ask for opinions in meetings in English. Useful phrases for asking for opinions, clarifying and summarising opinions as well as thanking and moving on to the next person or agenda item. Ways of setting up the discussion are given. Examples are modelled and grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation notes are given.

Making Suggestions

How to make suggestions in business English meetings and workplace discussions. This video looks at 'how about', 'shall', 'let's' and 'why don't we/I/you'. Grammar and pronunciation are clearly shown. The 'doer' of the action is also discussed. I also compare suggestions with recommendations. Examples are given with modelled pronunciation - slowly and then at normal speed.

This business English video presents more phrases for making suggestions - 'what if', 'I suggest', 'we could' and 'suppose we'. 

Do you want to go for dinner or lunch with English speaking people? Are you socialising with business partners in English? Do you spend time at conferences or trade fairs where everybody speaks English?
If your answer is yes, then you should be able to make, accept and reject suggestions. This video shows you how you can do this. It gives you phrases you can use in these situations. Hope you enjoy this business English training tip.

Meetings: Making Suggestions
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