Speak Business English

 Investment  The aim of today’s session is to familiarise learners with essential investment terminology, analyse investment behaviours across Europe and India, and gain insight into how individuals seek to expand their wealth. Learners will engage in idea sharing and strengthen their financial lexicon. Warm up questions What does the word investment mean to you? Do you save money? Why or why not? Is it better to save money or invest money? Why? Where do people usually like to invest in France? If you get 1,000 € today, what will you do with it? How do European people think about investing in commodities? Which statement is True? 👉Europeans are careful investors 👉 Gold is popular and trusted 👉 Commodities are not the main investment 👉 Safety and the future are important ❓What are commodities? Are they a good Investment? A commodity is a basic, standardized good that is interchangeable with the same good from another producer.  In simple terms - A Commodity is somethin...

Master Email Writing In English  : A complete guide for non-native speakers Today’s session is especially important for those who find email writing challenging. My goal is to teach you how to write formal emails effectively. Additionally, I will provide some examples of informal emails so you can easily see the differences and learn how to apply the rules in your own writing. I have noticed that students at the A2–B1 level often struggle to find formal vocabulary. For instance, many of my students tend to write "need" instead of the more formal "requirements." Today, we will focus on improving your word choice and overall email structure. Conversation starters ❓ Do you feel confident writing business emails in English? ❓How frequently do you write business emails at work ? ❓What is the most common reason you write emails? (requests, updates, complaints, scheduling, etc.) ❓Have you ever misunderstood an email or been misunderstood? What happened? ❓What mistakes do y...