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If one of your goals in English is to sound more strategic and less directive, this episode is for you. I break down how to structure a coaching conversation in English, with precise language you can use to guide your team, encourage ownership, and handle performance discussions ...  Show more

In this episode of Confident Business English, I’m joined by Joely Pullen, who owns Savvy English. A company with 2000+ students across 25 companies, for the first part of a real, unscripted conversation about confidence at work. We talk about a challenge we both see all the time ...  Show more

Our next phrase is: to make plans. Tune in to today's episode to learn when to use the phrase 'To Make Plans' and when to use 'I have a plan'. Enjoy :) ***LINK TO THE SURVEY: englishmadesimple.net/survey *** If you love the EMS Podcast, why don't you buy me a coffee? With your ...  Show more

Today we learn a new phrase: to fill in something and to fill in for someone. Tune into today's episode to learn when to use these two phrases. Enjoy :) --- Click on the survey link to answer a couple of questions. It's completely anonymous and it will help me to get to know YOU, ...  Show more

Interrupting someone mid-sentence? It happens! In this episode, I share polite phrases you can use to interrupt in English - both at work and in casual chats. Learn the difference between polite and rude interruptions, and practise real phrases with the “Repeat After Me” segment. ...  Show more

Send a textIn this special preview episode, we’re diving into the word “te,” one of the smallest but most commonly used words in French. You’ll hear how it really sounds in everyday conversation, from quick street French to casual dialogue you’d hear in TV shows. This teaser give ...  Show more