Business English Vocabulary Quiz

Study Notes

Verb Tenses:
- Present simple: Daily uses, e.g., "He works every day."
- Present continuous: Ongoing actions, e.g., "He is working now."
- Past simple: Completed actions, e.g., "He worked yesterday."
- Past continuous: Ongoing actions in the past, e.g., "He was working when I called."
- Present perfect: Experiences or recent actions, e.g., "He has worked here since 2010."
- Future tenses: Plans and predictions, e.g., "He will work tomorrow," "He is going to work next week."
Forming Questions and Negatives:
- Questions: "Do you work here?"
- Negatives: "He doesn’t work here."
Using Modals:
- Ability and possibility: Can, Could
- Permission: May, Might
- Obligation and necessity: Must, Have to
- Advice: Should
Comparatives and Superlatives:
- Comparatives: "More efficient"
- Superlatives: "The most efficient"
Prepositions of Time and Place:
- At for times: "at 5 PM"
- On for days: "on Monday"
- In for months and years: "in 2020"

Writing Formal Emails:
- Structure: Greeting, Body, Closing
- Example: "Dear Mr.Smith, I am writing to inform you..."
Writing Business Reports:
- Structure: Introduction, Findings, Conclusion, Recommendations
Preparing Presentations:
- Structure: Introduction, Main Points, Conclusion
Business Letters:
- Types: Inquiry, Offer, Complaint
- Example Phrases: "We are pleased to offer you..."

Analyzing Economic Articles:
- Identifying main ideas and supporting details
Understanding Business Documents:
- Interpreting charts, graphs, and financial statements
Summarizing Complex Texts:
- Summarizing key points clearly and concisely

Listening to Conversations and Speeches in a Business Context:
- Practice with business podcasts and recorded meetings
Role-Play Exercises:
- Simulations of meetings, negotiations, and job interviews
Oral Presentations on Economic Topics:
- Structuring a business presentation: Introduction, Data, Conclusion