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[3-Minute Business English] What Does “Out of the Blue” Mean?

[3-Minute Business English] What Does “As of Yet” Mean?

[Business English Meetings] How to Schedule a Meeting in English: Setting Times & Sending Invitations

When scheduling a meeting, we need to make sure we clearly communicate its purpose, check everyone’s availability, and send meeting invitations to participants. The same principles apply when arranging a meeting in English.

[Business English Meetings] How to Interrupt Someone Politely in an English Meeting

Interrupting someone is rarely easy. Being too direct can come across as rude, while hesitating too long can mean missing the right moment. To interrupt someone politely and effectively, you need both the right timing and the right phrases.

[Business English Writing] Is My Email Formal Enough? Formal vs. Informal Business Emails

What’s the difference between formal and informal emails? How should you choose the right English expressions based on your relationship with the recipient? This article compares formal and informal email language to help you choose the appropriate tone for every situation.

[Business English Writing] How to Politely Decline a Business Proposal: Writing a Professional Rejection Email

When we need to turn down a collaboration proposal from a supplier or business partner, a carefully worded and respectful business rejection email can help maintain a positive company image while keeping the door open for future collaboration.

[Business English Meetings] How to Reschedule a Meeting in English: Useful Phrases for Moving Meetings Up or Back

In the workplace, we often find ourselves needing to reschedule meetings. But when you need to change a meeting time, how can you notify participants politely and professionally? Read on to learn useful English expressions for rescheduling meetings.

[Business English Meetings] How to Open a Meeting in English: Natural Introductions & Greetings

In a meeting, greeting colleagues and clients while trying to make a good first impression can make us feel a little nervous. If the meeting is in English and the other participants are from overseas, the added pressure can make the situation even more challenging.