English practice
Explore English through words, conversations and everyday situations.
B2A conversation you can use
B2 phrases for arranging a meeting by phone and confirming it in writing: “Would Tuesday suit you?”, “pencil in”, “I’ll confirm as soon as I’ve checked”, tenses after time words, and an 80–100-word confirmation email.
B1A conversation you can use
B1 phrases for explaining what you do at work: work as, in, for and with, responsible for, in charge of, deal with, “mainly”, routine versus current project, and a short profile for a company website.
B1A conversation you can use
A2–B1 English for presenting a company: head office, subsidiaries, markets, turnover and profit, present simple facts, figures said clearly and a short introduction at a networking event.
A2A conversation you can use
A1–A2 English for talking about colleagues and companies: country or nationality, yes/no questions with short answers, his, her and its, and a five-line profile before a meeting.
A1A conversation you can use
A1 phrases for a first introduction at work: say your name and job, choose “a” or “an”, spell your surname and introduce a colleague.
