Business communication idioms

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Vocabulary - business communication idioms

business communication idioms

LESSON OVERVIEW

This short speaking worksheet deals with business communication idioms. It includes such tasks as filling in the gaps, matching definitions and group discussion.

B2 / Upper Intermediate30 minStandard LessonPremium Plan

VOCABULARY

Thanks to this worksheet, students will learn the idioms such as: get off the wrong foot with, read between the lines, break the ice, take a back seat, etc. First, students need to fill in sentences with the missing words. They get all the words in the box and try to correctly complete idioms. Next, they need them to their meanings in the next exercise.

SPEAKING

The speaking part consists of questions that include the idioms students learn more about. Students can answer the questions in pairs or groups, or you can do it as an open discussion.

RELATED LESSON PLANS

This worksheet goes well with our lesson plans:

  1. How to lead a successful global team + business idioms
  2. Your first Business English lesson plan
  3. Communication is not that easy!

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