English business course - level 3 (Beginner 3)

This is the third of our ten levels. After, we will start Intermediate levels. You will see the future continuous, transition words, verb phrases, phrasal verbs, gerunds, infinitives, and interesting conversation topics from a real class.

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Course curriculum

1. Before getting started
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1. Questions to get to know someone
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1. Words to describe ourselves in an interview
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2. Clutter
3. Hoarder
4. Chore
5. Do-gooder
1. Presentation
2. Affirmative form
3. Negative form
4. Question form
1. Time expressions
2. Quantity expressions
1. Introduction
2. Additive transitions
3. Adversative transitions
4. Causal transitions
5. Sequential transitions
1. Adverbs of manner
2. Adverbs of manner - more examples
3. Frequency adverbs
4. Frequency adverbs practice exercises
1. Introduction
2. Practice activities and examples of verb phrases
1. Overview of phrasal verbs
2. Introduction
3. Phrasal verbs with 'over'
4. Put up with
5. Come up with something
6. Burn out
7. End up
8. Find out, figure out, and look for
9. Get through to someone
10. To have a say in something
11. To pull something off
12. Take something/someone on
13. Bring up
14. Get rid of something/somebody
15. Break up
16. Take after
17. Break something down
18. Head for
19. Narrow down
20. Run up
21. Turn into
22. Work out
23. Work something into
1. Understanding Infinitives and Gerunds in English
2. Infinitives definition and examples
3. Gerunds definition and examples
4. Gerunds used with adjective + preposition
5. Practice exercises
6. Test yourself
7. Practice this lesson
1. Introduction
2. Beat it
3. To be better/worse off
4. To get rid of someone/something
5. From time to time
6. Once in a while
7. Now and then
8. Once in a blue moon
9. Make amends
10. Make something up to someone
11. Make a difference
12. On the tip of one's tongue
1. Presentation of pronouns
2. Interrogative pronouns
3. Indefinite pronouns
4. Reciprocal pronouns
5. Practice activities
1. What is the difference and when should you use each?
2. Make vs. Do practice exercises
1. Countable vs uncountable explanation and examples
2. Exceptions
3. Practice activities
1. There is a lot of things vs there are a lot of things
1. Definite, and indefinite articles
2. Practice exercises
1. Is experience more important important than education?
2. Does the Internet have a negative influence on people?
3. Is it better to live in a small town or a big city?
4. What is the most important skill a person must have to be successfull today?
1. Comfortable
2. Collaborative/Collaborate/Collaboration
3. How to say 'debt'
4. How to say 'the'
1. In closing

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English business course - level 3 (Beginner 3)

Course curriculum

Introduction

Introducing yourself

Vocabulary

Verb tense: Future Continuous

Time and quantity expressions

Transition words

Adverbs

Verb phrases

Phrasal verbs

Gerunds and infinitives

Idiomatic expressions/Idioms

Pronouns

Make vs. Do

Countable and Uncountable nouns

Errors to avoid

Articles

Conversation topics

Pronunciation

Conclusion

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