Speak Better English with Harry

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Learn English for work with 12 useful Business English verbs to describe your job, responsibilities and professional experience. Harry explains their meanings, natural verb patterns and prepositions, with practical workplace examples to help you talk about your daily tasks and previous roles in English.
Improve your Business English vocabulary, English speaking and listening skills for workplace conversations, international meetings and job interviews. This B2–C1 English lesson is ideal for intermediate and advanced English learners who want to expand their professional English vocabulary and speak more naturally about their work and career.

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Learn 15 advanced English expressions to describe feelings, emotions and reactions naturally. Improve your English vocabulary, speak English more fluently and express yourself clearly in everyday conversations, work meetings and presentations.
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Learn English for work with this practical Business English lesson on how to make suggestions in English meetings and brainstorming sessions. Improve your English speaking skills with natural expressions such as "Why don't we...?", "How about...?", "We could..." and "It might be worth...". Harry explains how to make polite suggestions, introduce new ideas and use the correct English grammar patterns, with realistic examples from everyday workplace conversations.
This Business English podcast is ideal for intermediate and advanced English learners who want to speak English more naturally and participate in meetings at work. Learn how to brainstorm ideas in English, respond to suggestions, build on a colleague's idea, disagree politely, discuss possible solutions and agree on the next steps. Develop your Business English vocabulary, practise useful English phrases for meetings and improve your professional English communication skills when working with international colleagues.

🚨Improve your English with structured online lessons.
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Learn 12 common business English idioms and improve your understanding of natural spoken English at work. In this advanced English lesson, Harry explains useful business English vocabulary and expressions that professionals use in meetings, project discussions, conversations with colleagues and communication with clients.
You'll learn how to understand workplace English expressions in context, recognise informal and professional English, and avoid common misunderstandings when working in an international environment.
Ideal for B2 and C1 English learners, professionals improving their English for work, and students preparing for IELTS, Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency exams.
Improve your English listening skills, expand your advanced English vocabulary and develop a better understanding of real British English and everyday business conversations.

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In this lesson, you'll learn project management vocabulary with clear examples and useful word combinations. You’ll learn the difference between a milestone and a deadline, a risk and a blocker, and a stakeholder and a task owner, so you can choose the right expression when discussing projects in English.
With practical examples from finance, marketing, staff training, retail, office moves and customer events, this business English lesson helps you explain progress, discuss delays, clarify responsibilities and ask for approval. Whether you manage projects or contribute as part of a team, you’ll find language you can practise and use in workplace conversations, helping you communicate more clearly and confidently in English at work.