Confident Business English

Imagine you miss something in a business conversation in English. You feel lost and you know you need to say something. What are the best ways to handle this? Here are my 4 top strategies to deal with this.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

What's your biggest fear? This year I've started to work on all the fears I've been putting off. I thought you might find it useful to hear my key takeaways and how you could apply this to your situation about building confidence speaking.  Advanced vocabulary you will hear: * To get a grip * To be clunky * A baptism of fire * To jump into the deep end * To get something done * To get yourself out of a rut Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

Imagine you have to quickly write down a difficult business english word in a meeting. Or maybe a name or email address. Do you struggle to tell the difference between I and E? Here's an easy spelling trick I share with all students that find this hard. They tell me it works great so I want to share it with you too.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

Imagine you start working in a new company. You meet another senior manager and you want to invite them for a coffee and find out more about what they do. What are the best ways to do this? I share with you 3 natural business English phrases used by native speakers. This snippet was inspired by a recent question from a client. Advanced vocabulary breakdown: * To put someone on the spot - force someone into a difficult or awkward situation,like saying yes or not to something. * It would be great to.. * To grab/get a coffee * At somepoint Are you starting a new job where you will be using your English communication? Say hello on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-connelly] and let me know. It would be great to hear from you.   Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

When you have meetings with native speakers, do you find it hard to understand all the business English? Today I'll  share with you 3 pieces of more advanced project vocabulary that might hear in your next project meeting with native speakers.     Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnelly Follow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish