Business English — English lessons

Business English: every English.Guru lesson chosen for this goal, from A1 to C2, each with a quiz at the end.

59 lessons

VocabularyB1AI Vocabulary: The Words Behind Chatbots and Models

Contextual UsageB2Apologies and Complaints at Work

VocabularyB2Business Idioms: What People Actually Mean in Meetings

GrammarB2Have Something Done: When Someone Else Does It For You

VocabularyC1Connotation: Words That Mean the Same but Feel Different

Contextual UsageB1Writing a CV and Cover Letter in English

Contextual UsageB1Describing Your Background and Experience

Contextual UsageC1How to Give Difficult Feedback and Push Back Diplomatically

Contextual UsageC2Executive-Level Business English: Sounding Precise and Diplomatic

Contextual UsageC2The Full Range: Moving Between Formal and Informal English

GrammarB2Choosing a Future Form: Will, Going To, Continuous, Perfect

GrammarB1Gerunds and Infinitives: -ing or To?

Contextual UsageA1Greetings and Introducing Yourself in English

GrammarC2Hedging and Impersonal Grammar

VocabularyC1How AI Models Understand You: Tokens, Context and Hallucinations

Contextual UsageB2Interview English: Talking About Your Work

Contextual UsageA2Invitations: Accepting and Saying No Politely

VocabularyA2Jobs, Workplaces and Talking About Work

VocabularyC2Latinate and Germanic Pairs: The Two Layers of English

Contextual UsageA2Making Appointments, Bookings and Reservations

Contextual UsageB2How to Sound Confident in Meetings: Agreeing and Disagreeing

VocabularyB1Money, Prices and Banking

VocabularyB2Nature, Climate and the Environment

Contextual UsageC1Negotiating and Persuading in English

GrammarB2The Passive Voice: When and Why to Use It

Contextual UsageB1On the Phone: Clarifying, Spelling and Bad Lines

VocabularyB2Phrasal Verbs You'll Hear in Every Office

VocabularyB2Precise Word Choice: Upgrading Your Everyday Vocabulary

Contextual UsageB1How to Write a Professional Email in English

Contextual UsageC1Prompting Techniques: Role-Play, Examples and Iteration

Contextual UsageB2Prompts That Work: Role, Context and Constraints

ReadingC1Reading Academic Abstracts and Summaries

ReadingC1Tracking an Argument: Claim, Support, Concession

ReadingC2Reading at Speed: Skimming, Scanning and Triage

ReadingB2Reading Charts, Tables and Figures

ReadingB2Comparing Two Texts on the Same Topic

ReadingC2Reading Dense Formal English: Contracts, Policies, and Reports

ReadingB2Fact, Opinion and Evidence

ReadingA2Reading Forms and Applications

ReadingC2Irony, Understatement and Subtext

ReadingB2Judging Online Sources

ReadingA2Reading Short Emails and Notes

ReadingC1Reading Stamina: Getting Through Long Texts

Contextual UsageC1Register Control: Adjusting Tone and Formality

GrammarC1Relative and Participle Clauses: Packing More into a Sentence

GrammarB1Reported Speech: Telling People What Was Said

Contextual UsageA2Complaining in a Shop and Returning Things

Contextual UsageA2Simple Phone Calls and Emails in English

Contextual UsageA2Small Talk at Work: What to Say in English

Contextual UsageB2Socialising and Networking in English

Contextual UsageB1Softening Requests and Indirect Questions

VocabularyC1Precise Technical and Professional Vocabulary

VocabularyB1Technology, Devices and the Internet

Contextual UsageB1When Travel Goes Wrong: Delays, Lost Bags and Disputes

VocabularyB1What Is a Prompt? English as the New Programming Language

VocabularyB2Word Formation: Building Words with Prefixes and Suffixes

Contextual UsageA2Your First Weeks in an English-Speaking Workplace

GrammarB1Writing Instructions in English: The Imperative Behind Every Prompt

GrammarB2Zero and Mixed Conditionals: The Two Nobody Teaches