We will go through everything you need to know, in order to improve your presentation skills in a business setting

Business English with Ali

Mastering Effective Presentations in Business English

Internet shopping has  changed the world.  Is Amazon a good or a bad thing?
Angela reads the basic text from this lesson, (transcript available when you take this lesson).

This topic is also available for intermediate and higher-level learners.


English with Angela -  conversation 

TASK 64 - WILL AMAZON TAKE OVER THE WORLD?

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completely in Bengali language  listening excercise. 

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An INtense bengali story

You will learn the 8 levels of adjective placement in the English language so you can correctly use and place adjectives to describe nouns in sentences. Remember the more adjectives that you use, the more descriptive your sentences are BUT they must be used in the RIGHT order!

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Correctly use adjectives in sentences by learning the 8 levels!


   a. Penny-pincher - Someone who is overly frugal or tight with money.
      Example: "He's such a penny-pincher; he never spends money on anything unnecessary."
   b. Break the bank - To spend a large amount of money, often beyond one's means.
      Example: "Buying a luxury car would break the bank for me."
   c. Cash cow - A source of consistent and significant income or profit.
      Example: "Their latest product has become a cash cow for the company."
   d. Money talks - The power and influence that money can have.
      Example: "In the business world, money talks, and it can open doors."
   e. Tighten the belt - To reduce expenses or live more frugally.
      Example: "With the unexpected expenses, we'll have to tighten our belt for a while."



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 Money-related idioms:

Listening Practice in Turkish

Listening Practice in Turkish -3 (A2 Level)

你多大了？我二十八岁了
nǐ duō dà le ？ wǒ èr shí bā suì le

你几岁了？我二十八岁了
nǐ jǐ suì le ？ wǒ èr shí bā suì le