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15 expression(s)

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talk to customers

Learn how to use the phrase 'talk to customers' in business. See natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice workplace communication.
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get back to

Master the phrasal verb 'get back to' to promise follow-ups and replies in professional emails and calls.
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keep someone in the loop

Learn how to use 'keep someone in the loop' to stay updated and keep your team informed in professional English conversations.
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keep to

Master the formal phrasal verb 'keep to' to talk about adhering to schedules, budgets, and agendas in professional English.
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put on hold

Learn how to use the business English idiom 'put on hold' to describe delaying or postponing projects, decisions, or phone calls in a professional way.
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share your thoughts

Learn how to use 'share your thoughts' in professional settings to invite feedback, ideas, or opinions from colleagues and clients.
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stand by

Learn the professional uses of 'stand by' — from supporting business decisions to being ready to take action or assist.
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talk about

Learn how to use 'talk about' in professional settings. This guide covers its meaning, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for English learners.
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would you mind

Master 'would you mind' to make polite requests in formal and professional business environments without sounding demanding.
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call off a meeting

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'call off a meeting' naturally in business English. Find examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
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finish a project

Master the essential business collocation 'finish a project' with this guide. Learn how to discuss project completion and deadlines naturally in professional emails and meetings.
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keep in mind

Learn how to use the business collocation 'keep in mind' to politely remind colleagues of important constraints, deadlines, and key details during project planning.
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keep someone posted

Discover how to use the idiom 'keep someone posted' in casual business communications to promise regular updates on a project.
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on the same page

Discover how to use the idiom 'on the same page' in English. Learn how to describe agreement, alignment, and shared understanding in professional contexts.
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out of the loop

Learn what 'out of the loop' means and how to use this common business English idiom when you are excluded from key information.