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Business English • IT English appears in 16 event pages on TGListHow to Make Small Talk in English Small talk is casual conversation about light topics like weather, hobbies or weekend plans. It’s common in social and work settings. To start, ask simple open-ended questions: “How was your weekend?” or “Have you seen any good films lately?”…
IELTS Writing Task 1: Describing a Bar Chart Task 1 of the Academic IELTS requires you to describe visual data, such as a bar chart. Begin with an overview that identifies the main trends. Don’t list every detail. For example, “Overall, sales increased, while costs fluctuated.”…
Exercise 5: Speaking – Work and Business Practise answering the questions below aloud as you would in an IELTS Speaking test. Then read the sample answers to compare and get ideas. Part 1 1. What is your job? 2. How do you usually travel to work? 3. Do you prefer working in a…
How to Make Small Talk in English Small talk is casual conversation about light topics like weather, hobbies or weekend plans. It’s common in social and work settings. To start, ask simple open-ended questions: “How was your weekend?” or “Have you seen any good films lately?”…
How to Make Small Talk in English Small talk is casual conversation about light topics like weather, hobbies or weekend plans. It’s common in social and work settings. To start, ask simple open-ended questions: “How was your weekend?” or “Have you seen any good films lately?”…
Exercise 2: Reading – Workplace Memo Read the memo and decide if the statements below are True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG). To: All Department Heads From: Operations Manager Subject: New Procurement Procedure From 1st June, all purchase orders over £500 must be approved in…