STORYTELLING Skills for professionals - Business English vocabulary and grammar lesson, PART 2

Send us a textStorytelling is an important speaking skill in any language, but if you're speaking English and you want to sound more native and natural then improving your storytelling skills is a great goal. Today we discuss how to talk about thoughts, emotions and dialogue when telling stories at work. We learn some natural and native sounding vocabulary, both formal and informal, that you can use to improve the way that you communicate at work, and we'll hear some great examples of how native English speakers might use these words and phrases.🔗 Book a one-to-one coaching or tutoring session with me at breakoutbusinessenglish.com🎁 Use code PODCAST30 for 30% off your first coaching sessionDo you want me to analyse your English on YouTube? Contact me here:https://www.breakoutbusinessenglish.com/contactDo you want to see what I do? Click here:https://youtu.be/1jpP2nCQDi0?si=GcFRHMZqCLPg5Dr-Also, if you're studying for the IELTS, TOEFL, or Cambridge English tests and exams then you might find some of the vocabulary in this episode really useful.This podcast is all about helping you to communicate better, in English, at work. I work with international English speakers from around the world who use English, at work, as a second or third language and I hope that I can bring some of the ideas, vocabulary, and grammar, from those sessions, to you in this podcast.Don’t forget that my full time job is helping international professionals who use English at work to improve their communication skills. So, if you need English to do your job but don’t speak it natively then maybe we can work together to help you to achieve your language goals. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and request future topics!📅 New episodes released every Wednesday📺 Watch vocabulary breakdowns and coaching analysis on the Breakout Business English YouTube channelToday's examples:They asked me about the project and I immediately told them about all of the success we’ve had. It never even crossed my mind to mention the challenges we’ve been facing.Eventually the boss called on me for an update and I completely blanked.I was in the middle of my presentation when our intern interjected, and said, “I think I could help with the implementation of this”I overheard our CTO talking to someone from HR so I decided to jump in. I said, “I’d love to help draft the person spec for the new role”.He was talking about how great this new idea was, and I just blurted out, I don't think it'll work.#businessenglish #englishtips #englishlesson #englishclassSupport the showBook a coaching session with me at: https://www.breakoutbusinessenglish.com

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