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Teresa Avossa

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18201253
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13th November 2025
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14:00pm - 15:00pm
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BUSINESS ENGLISH · BUSINESS ISSUES · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2) How to Understand Native English Speakers - Improve English Listening Business Situations Attending meetings with native speakers Listening to presentations or conference calls Networking at business events Understanding fast-paced conversations in the office Subject or Topic Strategies for listening comprehension in business contexts Recognizing connected speech, idioms, and informal expressions Language Functions Asking for clarification politely Confirming understanding Paraphrasing what was heard Responding appropriately in discussions Units Listening Strategies – active listening, note-taking, predicting meaning Connected Speech – contractions, reductions, linking sounds Business Idioms and Expressions – common workplace phrases Clarification Techniques – how to ask when you do not understand Vocabulary Agenda, deadline, proposal, feedback, negotiation, target, KPI, stakeholder Informal business terms: ASAP, FYI, heads-up, wrap up, touch base Phrases and Expressions Could you clarify what you mean by… Just to confirm, you are saying that… Let me make sure I understood correctly… Sorry, could you repeat that more slowly Grammar Reported speech (for paraphrasing) Modal verbs for polite requests (could, would) Question forms for clarification Pronunciation Practice listening to fast, reduced speech (for example: gonna = going to, wanna = want to) Stress and intonation in business conversations Recognizing linking sounds (for example: next step → nextep) Other Use authentic materials such as podcasts, TED Talks, and business news clips Shadowing technique: repeat after native speakers to train listening and speaking Progress Sebastien can understand main ideas in meetings Needs practice with idiomatic expressions and reduced speech Improving confidence in asking for clarification Feedback Good effort in listening tasks Needs to slow down and focus on key words, not every single word Should practice with real-life audio, not only textbooks Homework Choose one episode from the BBC Business Daily podcast. Listen carefully and note down five new expressions or business terms. Practice repeating them aloud (shadowing technique).

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