Business English Idiom - "bang for your buck" - Meaning - for the price you pay, you're going to get a great deal Example - A "buy one, get one free" deal is always a better offer. You will get much more bang for your buck. Now your turn. Write an example. Any questions? Ask me!

Whenever my private students learn a new verb from a song lyric, I have them write that verb in a complete sentence using all 12 tenses (16 if you use the conditional tenses) and submit them to me as homework. We review and discuss the work in the following class. Present Simple Present Continuous/Progressive Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous/Progressive Past Simple Past Continuous/Progressive Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous/Progressive Future Simple Future Perfect Future Continuous/Progressive Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive Conditional Simple Conditional Progressive Conditional Perfect Conditional Perfect Progressive This way, after constant practice, repetition, review and discussion, their English communication skills improve. Do you want to try it? Choose a verb. Comment below.

Whenever my private students learn a new verb, I have them write that verb in a complete sentence using all 12 tenses (16 if you use the conditional tenses) and submit them to me as homework. We review and discuss the work in the following class. Present Simple Present Continuous/Progressive Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous/Progressive Past Simple Past Continuous/Progressive Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous/Progressive Future Simple Future Perfect Future Continuous/Progressive Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive Conditional Simple Conditional Progressive Conditional Perfect Conditional Perfect Progressive This way, after constant practice, repetition, review and discussion, their English communication skills improve. Do you want to try it? Choose a verb. Comment below.

Whenever my private students learn a new verb, I have them write that verb in a complete sentence using all 12 tenses (16 if you use the conditional tenses) and submit them to me as homework. We review and discuss the work in the following class. Present Simple Present Continuous/Progressive Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous/Progressive Past Simple Past Continuous/Progressive Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous/Progressive Future Simple Future Perfect Future Continuous/Progressive Future Perfect Continuous/Progressive Conditional Simple Conditional Progressive Conditional Perfect Conditional Perfect Progressive This way, after constant practice, repetition, review and discussion, their English communication skills improve. Do you want to try it? Choose a verb. Comment below.

BUSINESS ENGLISH INTERVIEW TIP Are you nervous before or during an interview? Here are some tips to think about. 1. An interview is a conversation. Period. It's a chance for you to tell them about yourself, HOWEVER, also a chance for them to tell them about you. Which leads to TIP #2.... 2. You are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. Period. Is this really a company you want to spend the next 3, 5, 10 years with? Now is the time to find out. What questions will YOU ask? Any questions?