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We have a lot of contact __________ those clients.
Which of these words do you think is used most often in business English when talking about “Mรถglichkeiten”?
In order to grow and maintain business, it is important to “look after” your network. One of these words has the opposite meaning to “look after”. Which one?
It’s not “bolster”. That means “strengthen” (=make stronger.)
….working in our German offices.
I have been working in my current position _______ 5 years.
Both of these words would be translated as “seit” in this context. But which one introduces a period of time? (i.e. 3 hours, two days etc.)
Fill the gap:
I have been working in my current position 2016.
The answer begins with “s”
What is the difference between a “chef” and a “boss”?
People “take part” in meetings. Check the 3 words on this list which are synonymous with “take part” in this context.
Where do you go if you go “abroad”?
Fill the gap:
What is the of your presentation going to be?
Watch out for false friends!
The answer is not “theme”.
(In German, “theme” = “Motto” !)
Arrange these expressions starting with the the least direct to the most direct.
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Arrange these expressions in order of directness so that the least direct (and therefore most professional) is at the top.
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Match these professional expressions you can use in high-level international meetings with their purposes.
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I'm sorry! What do you mean by "……".
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I'm sorry! Do you mind saying that again?
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I'm sorry! I'm not sure I follow you.
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I'm sorry! I seem to be losing you.
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I love climbing and hill walking. I really love ….
Check the 3 words on the list below that correspond with this definition:
“To mention or introduce (an idea, proposition, plan, etc.) for consideration or possible action.”
When you have to leave your company because you reach the age of 65, you…
Someone who is ____________ is a person whom you admire and respect due to that person’s personality/knowledge/skill.
George Bush Junior is a _____________ president of the US.
Check the three words that can be used in this gap:
Successful people ________________ their goals.
If a work colleague told you he was going to “move” pretty soon, what would that most likely mean?