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business B1

divide the workload

Learn how to use 'divide the workload' to discuss balancing work responsibilities and preventing burnout in team projects.
business C1

double-entry bookkeeping

Understand double-entry bookkeeping, the fundamental accounting system where every transaction has a debit and credit, explained for C1 business English.
business B2

down the line

Learn how to use 'down the line' to talk about future events, consequences, or decisions in casual business conversations.
business B2

draw on experience

Discover how to use the business English expression 'draw on experience' to describe utilizing your past knowledge and professional skills to handle new challenges.
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business B2

draw up a proposal

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'draw up a proposal' to describe drafting formal agreements, contracts, and project pitches in professional environments.
business B1

dress code

Understand the meaning of 'dress code' in professional environments and learn how to talk about workplace dress standards.
technology C1

early adopter

Learn what 'early adopter' means, how to use it in technology contexts, and see natural example sentences.
daily-life B1

earn a good salary

Learn how to use the collocation 'earn a good salary' correctly in English conversations about work and money.
business C1

economies of scale

Learn how economies of scale help businesses reduce unit costs by increasing production. Essential C1 business English terminology.
daily-life B2

effect a change

Master the formal expression 'effect a change' and learn how to use it correctly without confusing 'affect' and 'effect'.
business C1

elasticity of demand

Discover what elasticity of demand means and how businesses use it to set prices. Master this C1 economics and business concept.
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business B2

eliminate the bottleneck

Learn how to use the business phrase 'eliminate the bottleneck' to describe resolving delays and improving workflow efficiency. Includes examples and practice.
daily-life B2

eliminate the competition

Master the phrase 'eliminate the competition.' Understand its meaning, find natural examples, and learn how to use it correctly.
business B2

eliminate unnecessary steps

Master the phrase 'eliminate unnecessary steps' to talk about streamlining workflows, simplifying tasks, and saving time in professional business English.
business B2

eliminate waste in production

Discover how to use 'eliminate waste in production' to discuss lean manufacturing, efficiency, and sustainability in professional business English.
business A2

email address

Understand how to ask for and write an 'email address' in English business contexts. Includes examples and common errors.
business B1

email the client

Learn how to use the professional phrase 'email the client' in everyday business communication with examples and practice.
business B1

email the receipt

Learn how to use 'email the receipt' in commercial and professional transactions to confirm payments.
daily-life B2

employ a strategy

Learn how to use the formal expression 'employ a strategy' to describe planning and executing a method to achieve a specific goal.
business B1

employ full-time workers

Learn how to use "employ full-time workers" correctly in business English. Discover natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and useful practice exercises.