Must Know Business English Expressions For Fluent English (with Quiz)

Today, you’ll be exposed to business English expressions to sound more fluent and confident with a quiz at the end of the video.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Welcome
00:24 - Get down to business
01:50 - To touch base
03:37 - To be on the same page
05:16 - To brainstorm
06:49 - To think outside the box
09:07 - The bottom line
10:04 - To call it a day
11:13 - To keep someone In the loop
12:36 - To bring someone up to speed
13:45 - To follow up
15:11 - Quiz

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[chen_xi_xi]

Nice video, I'm looking forward to the next one!

[franciscojose]

💯 pure information thank you teacher Jennifer and your system of english applaud for you

[daniellopez-njbf]

Jenny nice clase de inglés for business english expression for to sound more like native speaker y te miras bonita! en tu clase

[subhanifernando]

Very useful expressions ! Definitely I can use them at the work place. Thank you so much! Looking forward to seeing many more videos.

[tofanmedia]

Please, if possible, teach us legal words and terms.

[elvislin]

Hello, Jennifer, I am from Taiwan, I have a question, Can I say:I am on the same page with you, is that correct to use *with*?

[Ari]

Hi Jennifer! You rock! Question number 8 was tricky. I made a lucky guess and got it right. Is it correct to use a noun in question number 10 ( A follow-up with someone...)? That was my answer, so I scored 9/10 or 10/10. These were beneficial expressions indeed!

Examples: 1) Let me touch base with my boss and then I get back to you ASAP. 2) These modern world problems really need people who can think outside the box. 3) Would you please keep your colleagues in the loop on the current events? It's essential that everyone is kept posted. 4) The client hasn't answered our calls. Would you please send him a follow-up message? 5) Thanks for bringing me up to speed after my holiday.

[joaquinsassaroli]

A very useful class. Thank you for keeping me in the loop on current business English
expressions. I got 7/10

[lalaphala]

'Following up with someone after a few days is always a good idea' is a mistake made by most students.The correct one is'It is always a good idea to follow up with someone after a few days.'

[User-us]

Great content and perfect class as always! Thank you a lot ❤

[ChristopherSopin]

Hello, is it possible to have business American English in the hospitality management industry ?

[AhadPashayev]

As always excellent phrases with perfect explanation….Thanks Jennifer for sharing cool videos with us

[horacio]

Amazing job! 💯
I got 6/10.

- We did some brainstorming and came up with some ideas.

Thanks a lot, Jennifer 👍

[lianagl]

I love this business-related content!! Thanks, Jennifer, for keeping us in the loop!🌿

[jenchengyu]

I bumped into your channel two weeks ago. Your lecture is amazing and helpful.

[aocpc_community]

Thanks for bringing me up to speed. I was totally out of the loop 🤭. 9.98/10 😎. I got the gist of It!

[sergiishevcov]

I got it. Tomorrow, I'll share brainstorm about my ideas and improve the work process in my company .😂

[demoztbaraki-ukid]

Very intersting critical phrases, 6/10. Thank you Madam❤

[sergeipetrov]

Thank you so much for the lesson! Everything is clear. My score of the quiz is 9 out of 10.

[hassanhh]

Thanks million my teacher, the lesson is great and wonderfull, please continue in this kind of lesson and intensively, be greaful to you .