Business English Expressions, Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

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[juanrasanchez]

This video really cut the mustard! Now, it's time "to put on my thinking cap" to choose a good number 30 expression. For example, "the graveyard shift", or in other words, the worst shift in a factory, and why not, in other places such as the very first day of January sales in a shopping mall!
Thank you for going the extra mile each and every week to create such an amazing material!

[buddhilalchaudhary]

I love your expression and the way move the mouth, lip and eye. It's amazing. You are a great English teacher and language teacher. I love to watch your techniques, particularly the pronunciation.

[liyaandinnamay]

Amazing lesson, queen Leila! We admire you sooo much! You're the coolest teacher ever!💝💝🥰💕
We wish you and your family a lovely Sunday! Xx

[germanmorganti]

Well done Leila! It comes to my mind "to show someone the ropes": to explain how to do a certain job to someone. Regards!!!

So many useful phrases learned. Thanks! Let's "call it a day".

[Anglais-facile]

That’s a good lesson. It’s Awesome. Thanks a million

[viyanhussin]

I absolutely enjoy your useful lessons Leila, thanks for your endless efforts ♥️...

[lindenbeck]

I've already taken many Business English courses but to go the extra mile was the only expression which I'd learned. The others are new to me.

[otteronline]

Hi, Leila! Happy to have been able to watch this video at long last and give my big like 👍. Honestly, I hate any business environment, to me all business conversations are six of one and half a dozen of the other (#30), they are all the same, you simplyget bored))

[antoniochen]

I have subscribed this channel so whenever you post a new video, the system will keep me in the loop:)

[rasul_alizade]

thank you Leila. this really helps in the business life. hats down to you :)

[nikkem]

Hi Leila. Great lesson likewise. Hope you're fine there. Thanks💕🌻

We need to address the issue of the flactuation in the sales, it's really difficult for a business to take off with these inconsistencies.
*My fave expression is "the ball is in your court" e.g I've played my part in improving the sales of the business, now the ball is in your court.

[lingofriends]

Thank you mam for making such a spectacular lesson.

[fridaydaniel]

wow so lovely dear, thanks for sharing

[subhasmitapradhan]

Hello mam. Mam, step by step is done & your explain is awesome . Thanks mam 💞💞💞💞.

[ФирдавсФайзиев-щя]

Thumbs up! Welldone! You have done a great job providing us with Business English Expressions, Idioms and phrasal verbs. I think number 30th expression is Get cracking!

[imranulschannel]

Hi! Leila
To keep on my eye on the ball

[raquelisla]

Hi Leila! My two expresiones are: to know the nuts and bolts of this job, meaning to know the essentials and to show some one the rules, to teach someone how to carry on a job or the way is done there. I hope it is accurate 🙋‍♀️🥰

[asadalisheikh]

You resemble a lot with very renowned actress of India, Katrina Kaif. Appreciate your effort of teaching English phrasal verbs.

[parichehrsadoughi]

No 30: Any Other Business (AOB)
Thank you very much for a very useful lesson.