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Business English Made Easy

Unlock the world of business communication with Victoria and the LV Linguistics team! This enlightening podcast is tailored for English language learners striving for success in the professional realm. Dive deep into various topics, from crucial vocabulary and grammar to etiquette in diverse business scenarios. Each episode breaks down complex concepts into digestible insights, ensuring that you understand and effectively apply them in real-life situations. And, the best part? Each episode comes

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46. Building Stronger Teams. Essential Phrases for...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/11/27

There's a moment in almost every professional's life where the stakes are higher than usual. Maybe you're interviewing someone for a role on your team, or perhaps you're being interviewed for a new position yourself. Either way, the pressure is real because interviews are more than just question and answer sessions. They're decisions about the future.Here's the tricky part. Interviews can go wrong on both sides. As a candidate, you might walk out thinking you wish you'd

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45. Phrasal Verbs with ‘Up’ and ‘Down’: Driving...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/11/13

You understand the individual words. You follow the logic of the sentence. But when someone says "let's wrap this up and pin down the details," you hesitate just long enough to lose the thread of the conversation. It's not your vocabulary that's the problem. It's the small, casual phrases that native speakers use without thinking - the ones that actually run most workplace conversations.This episode focuses on phrasal verbs with "up" and "down," the everyday building blocks that make English sound

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00:07:38

44. Describing Company Performance: Vocabulary for...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/10/30

You've written the numbers. You've checked the data. But when stakeholders read your annual report, they're not just evaluating financial results. They're judging clarity, credibility, and confidence. One phrase can make your company look stable and strategic, or uncertain and unprepared. The difference often comes down to vocabulary choices most professionals never think about.This episode explores the specific language patterns that make financial reporting sound authoritative and trustworthy

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00:10:28

43. Phrases for Comparing Data: Making Clearer Points...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/10/16

Numbers don't mean much until you compare them. Saying "We sold 10,000 units" is fine, but saying "We sold 2,000 more units than last quarter" makes the story clear.In this episode of Business English Made Easy, you'll learn practical phrases for comparing data in presentations and meetings. We'll cover how to:Highlight differences between products, teams, or regionsDescribe trends over time with simple verbs like increase and decreaseBreak down percentages and

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00:11:43

42: Balancing Life and English Learning Without the...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/09/25

Balancing life, work, and language learning isn’t easy, and waiting for the perfect time to study only makes progress harder. In this episode of Business English Made Easy, we show you how to incorporate English into your busy schedule without overwhelm.Learn how to:☑️ Shrink your goals so they feel achievable☑️ Integrate English into daily life without adding extra hours☑️ Use the idea of good enough as the secret to real progressYou’ll hear practical strategies, examples, and a mindset shift that

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00:07:49

41. Prepositions of Time in Action: Avoiding Common...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/09/18

Tiny words like on, in, at, by, and until play a big role in clear communication—but they can also lead to confusion, especially when it comes to deadlines and schedules. In this episode, we break down how to use these prepositions correctly to avoid misunderstandings and deliver professional, polished emails and conversations.Learn how to: Use on, in, and at for specific days, times, and longer periods. Distinguish between by (deadlines) and until (ongoing actions). Apply these rules to

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40. Phrasal Verbs with ‘Away’ and ‘Back’: Navigating...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/09/04

Phrasal verbs are everywhere in the workplace, and mastering them can make your communication more natural. In this episode, we focus on verbs with “away” and “back” to help you handle tasks, conversations, and challenges with confidence.Learn how to: Use “put away,” “file away,” and “tuck away” to organize and save. Apply “send back,” “hold back,” and “get back” to reflect, delay, or follow up. Avoid common misunderstandings by focusing on context and tone. Practice these essential verbs

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39. How to Describe Growth and Decline — Talking...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/08/21

Struggling to describe graphs and charts in professional settings? Whether it’s good news like rising revenue or tough trends like declining sales, this episode equips you with the vocabulary and strategies to confidently discuss growth, decline, and everything in between.Discover how to: Use precise verbs like increase, plummet, and fluctuate to describe trends effectively. Add impact with modifiers like sharply, steadily, or slightly. Tackle flat or unpredictable trends with phrases like

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00:07:14

38. Delay Diplomacy: Phrases to Keep Clients and...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/08/07

Delays are inevitable, but they don’t have to damage relationships. In this episode, learn how to communicate professionally and empathetically when timelines change.Discover how to: Acknowledge delays clearly and without blame. Explain the reasons behind the delay to foster understanding. Reassure your audience with solutions and propose actionable next steps. Phrases like “We’ve already implemented a solution and expect to be back on track by next Friday” will help you keep conversations

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00:07:09

37. Pitch Your Ideas Part 3: Closing with Impact

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/07/24

The closing moments of your pitch are your final chance to leave a strong impression and inspire action. In this episode, we’ll guide you through crafting a compelling close that summarizes your key points, delivers a clear call to action, and leaves your audience ready to move forward.Discover how to: Recap your proposal concisely and confidently. Use actionable language like “What I’m asking for today is…” to drive results. End with a memorable statement that reinforces the importance of

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36. Pitch Your Ideas Part 2: Presenting the Body of...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/07/10

The heart of your pitch is where you turn interest into action. In this episode, learn how to structure the body of your proposal for maximum impact, explain your ideas with clarity, and address objections with confidence.Discover how to: Define the problem or opportunity your pitch addresses. Present your solution step-by-step, supported by data and examples. Anticipate and overcome potential objections to build trust and credibility. Ready to strengthen your proposals? Download the free

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00:07:35

35. Pitch Your Ideas Part 1: Step-by-Step Language...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/06/26

A strong opening can make or break your pitch. In this first episode of our special series on business proposals, learn how to craft an attention-grabbing introduction that sets the stage for success.We’ll cover: How to hook your audience with questions, surprising facts, or stories. The key steps to set the context and establish your credibility. Practical examples of opening statements that inspire confidence and engagement. Get started on building your own winning pitch with our free

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00:09:14

34. Brainstorm Like a Leader: Vocabulary and...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/06/12

Effective brainstorming isn’t just about throwing out ideas—it’s about fostering collaboration and guiding discussions with purpose. In this episode, learn the key vocabulary and strategies you need to lead productive, creative sessions that bring out the best in your team.Discover how to: Use phrases like “Let’s explore this further” to keep conversations dynamic. Steer discussions with confidence, ensuring all voices are heard. Overcome challenges like repetitive ideas or dominant

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00:07:13

33. Prepositions for Professionals: Fixing Common...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/05/29

Prepositions may be small, but they’re crucial for polished and professional communication. Ever wondered if it’s “attached to” or “attached with”? You’re not alone! This episode dives into the most common preposition mistakes in emails and how to fix them with confidence.Learn how to: Use correct phrases like “interested in” and “focused on” without hesitation. Avoid common pitfalls such as writing “on Friday” instead of “in Friday.” Simplify your writing to ensure clarity and

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00:07:25

32. Engage Like a Pro: Using Question Tags to Build...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/05/15

Want to make your professional conversations more engaging and collaborative? Question tags—those small phrases like “isn’t it?” or “don’t you?”—are the perfect tool for building rapport, checking understanding, and encouraging agreement.In this episode, discover: How question tags like “This process is clear, isn’t it?” can keep meetings interactive. Why using “This solution fits your needs, doesn’t it?” can make client conversations more approachable. The key mistakes to avoid when using

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00:07:13

31. 10 Phrasal Verbs You Need for Team Collaboration...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/05/01

Mastering phrasal verbs is essential for smooth, professional communication in any workplace. In this episode, we explore 10 must-know phrasal verbs that will elevate your team collaboration and problem-solving skills.From “kick off” to “iron out,” these phrases are perfect for meetings, emails, and brainstorming sessions. Learn how to use expressions like: • Let’s narrow down the options to three key ideas. • We’ll follow up with the client to confirm next steps. By the end of this episode,

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30. Winning Comparisons: How to Use Comparative and...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/04/17

Communicating the value of your ideas requires more than just good data—it’s about making them stand out. Comparative and superlative forms like “better,” “more efficient,” and “the best” are powerful tools for persuasion in pitches, presentations, and negotiations.In this episode, learn how to: Highlight the advantages of your solutions with comparisons. Use impactful phrases like “Our proposal offers better value” or “This is the most innovative approach we’ve developed.” Avoid common

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00:06:11

29. The Power of ‘Should’ and ‘Must’: Setting Clear...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/04/03

Have you ever felt like your emails or meetings left room for misinterpretation? The words should and must may seem small, but they’re powerful tools for setting clear expectations and ensuring tasks are completed as intended.In this episode, discover how to use should to encourage collaboration and must to establish firm priorities. We’ll share practical examples like: We should review the draft by Thursday to ensure accuracy. The final report must be submitted by Monday to meet the

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00:06:40

28. Past Perfect in Action: Talking About What Went...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/03/30

Explaining what went wrong in a professional setting doesn’t have to be uncomfortable. With the past perfect tense, you can clarify timelines, build trust, and focus on solutions—all while sounding professional and constructive.In this episode, we’ll explore how to use the past perfect in real-world scenarios like project reviews, problem-solving, and follow-ups after mistakes. Learn how phrases like “We had completed the first phase on schedule” or “The issue had been flagged during the initial

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00:07:49

27. Conditionals in Action: Negotiating,...

Business English Made Easy ·

2025/03/06

Conditionals are more than grammar—they’re a practical tool for professional communication. In this episode, we focus on how to use conditional sentences effectively in real-world business situations like negotiations, brainstorming solutions, and strategic discussions.Discover how phrases like “If we extended the payment deadline, could we finalize the deal?” or “If market conditions remain stable, we’ll hit our revenue target by year-end” can make your language precise, professional, and

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