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Essential Business English Expressions

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What does the phrase 'smooth sailing' imply in a given context?

Achieving success after addressing initial challenges. (correct)

Experiencing constant obstacles.

Making quick and sudden decisions.

Navigating through unpredictable situations.

In which scenario would one most likely 'wing it'?

Participating in an unexpected group discussion. (correct)

Having ample time to prepare a detailed proposal.

Delivering a well-prepared speech.

Engaging in a formal debate with research.

What does 'turning down a job' indicate about a person's decision-making process?

They are uncertain about their career goals.

They are actively seeking job offers elsewhere.

They have a lack of interest in any employment opportunities.

They have evaluated the offer against their personal objectives. (correct)

What is implied by the phrase 'in the driver's seat'?

Having the opportunity to influence decisions. Signup and view all the answers

Which expression would best describe the action of 'bringing up a topic'?

Introducing a subject for discussion among others. Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean to be 'busy as a bee'?

Engaging in multiple activities simultaneously. Signup and view all the answers

What does 'losing your train of thought' refer to?

Forgetting a point while speaking. Signup and view all the answers

What does 'pushing the envelope' signify?

Innovating and testing the limits of conventional ideas. Signup and view all the answers

Which phrase describes the action of 'brushing up on' a skill?

Reviewing or practicing to enhance existing knowledge. Signup and view all the answers

What does 'getting off track' indicate in a conversation?

Diverting from the planned course of discussion. Signup and view all the answers

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Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

Busy as a bee: Very busy or active
Losing your train of thought: Forgetting what one was thinking or saying
Getting on track: Returning to a desired course of action
Getting off track: Straying from a planned course or focus
Banking on: Relying on something to happen
Brushing up on: Reviewing or practicing to improve skill or knowledge
In the driver's seat: Being in control of a situation
Bringing up a topic: Introducing or mentioning a subject for discussion
Turning down a job: Declining an offer of employment
Winging it: Doing something without preparation
Off-the-cuff: Made spontaneously, without preparation
Pushing the envelope: Going beyond usual limits; innovating
Smooth sailing: Easy progress without difficulties
Laying the groundwork: Preparing the foundation for future work
Paradigm shift: A fundamental change in approach or assumptions
Connecting the dots: Understanding the relationships between different ideas or information

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Test your knowledge of idioms and phrasal verbs with this engaging quiz. Each question will challenge your understanding and use of these expressions in various contexts. Brush up on your language skills and see how well you can connect the dots in everyday conversation!