AVOID These 7 Mistakes in Business English

Do you make any of these 7 common Business English mistakes?

In this video, I correct some of the most common English mistakes I hear at work, so that you can AVOID them - and speak more naturally and fluently.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Adding “s” incorrectly
1:20 Incorrect usage of “explain”
1:46 “I work in” + company name
2:39 Practice saying where you work CORRECTLY
2:44 Questions starting with “do”
3:19 “Talk about” vs. “discuss”
3:45 “I will appreciate”
4:08 Describing quantities of people
4:59 Watch this to improve your fluency

Perfection in English is never expected, nor realistic. BUT when you can avoid mistakes like these, your message will be better received and understood.

Enjoy the video!

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[englishtoexcel]

Let's practice correcting mistake #3. Tell me, where do you work?

[alpinemilkful]

I learned about some of the mistakes the hard way 😅 I am especially guilty of "working at" or "being 5" but I'll correct that for sure. It's exceptionally challenging for me to actually use the correct business English given a fact that it's not my native language, but a few years of having daily meetings with native English speakers, worked wonders for me. Though they are very informal most of the time but I still appreciate the opportunity to learn and that they are very understanding and forgiving 🥰

[davesmith]

As for your question Maria about what company or organization we work for, I can say this to you. As you might remember it, I'm a professional auto racer with a huge experience. This year, I've been working *for* Scuderia Ferrari Grand Prix team! That's the real dream team! You can believe me here, Maria there's no left any other places and other employer with whom I would like to work for so passionately! Mr. Stefano Domenicalli is the great manager and boss! He's a perfect and very accurate engineer and I'm so happy to collaborate with him in order to help him (and to myself, obviously) evolve our race cars and just develop his own company to finally win the World Champion Title!

[anatolymartynov]

Thank you very mach for this video - it is really very popular mistakes

[adrianabocanegra]

Excellent!!😊 I always love your advice, so helpful.

[suryogi]

Useful and informative information. Love to hear you!!!

[chouaibchouaib]

Thanks for this beneficial vedio
I learnt a lot from this

[garridoscar]

That was incredibly useful. Thank you so much.

[geraldomiranda]

Fantastic Maria. I did not realize those mistakes. Thanks for the help. I m gonna pay more attention. Have a nice week.😊

[sureshsubramanian]

That's a wonderful video. Thank you 🙏

[Darkshot_]

Great explanation! So simple & clear 👍

[gregoriussudaryono]

I really need to understand the phrases. Thanks so much for explaning them.

[luigi]

Excellent lesson 💯 congrats. Thank you.

[ckeong]

The best channel to learn English. thanks~😉

[estudiostecnicos]

Hi Maria I think this is a very good video, suitable for learning the nuances of the language !!! love it, thank you for your work

[mederic]

Thank you Teacher Maria nice to discover your channel! You really make me want to learn English!🙂

[rahulmandhare]

Very useful and interesting information 👍

[aizadiaz]

Hi Maria!! I work at Cawayanan Elementary School. Thanks for your videos, so helpful. You've explained it comprehensibly.. Looking forward for more useful videos... 😊👍👌❤️

[franciscobotello]

Hi Maria ! What a useful video .
I wort at the airport of Mexico City as a security guard. 😅

[davesmith]

Hey you, dear Maria!🖐 This is me, Dave Smith, you probably didn't forget about me yet?!🤞
That's so pleased for me to watch your useful lesson!🥰🥰🥰
Let me talk to you something I'd like. As far as I realized after watching the video, all of those mistakes you were talking about, were actually related to beginners or as maximum pre-intermediate learners, right? Other words, those people who have A1-A2 levels, I suppose so. For example, I can't even remember that I ever used to make these kind of grammar mistakes, it's essential grammar, yeah? That's the point, Maria! Of course, I'm not gonna be *crowing* *about* myself now (means to boast or brag about someone, know it?) but I've probably been taught correctly how not to make these tiny yet significant mistakes since the beginning of my learning English! As to my standpoint, if you have B1-B2 not to mention about C1-C2 levels, it's really inexcusably to say in such in an incorrect way! You're totally right, it needs to be fixed immediately so that not to have big problems with that for the future.
Thank so much to my dear Teachers, God is blessing them all, hopefully! And you Maria, you also became a perfect business coach, I'm glad that I've once found out your channel full of awesome educational lessons! Keep it real! Kiss you hard!💕💕💕