Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 539

与哈里一起讲更好英语 | 第五三九集

Speak Better English with Harry

2025-06-11

14 分钟
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Learn 10 advanced business English collocations to help you speak more naturally and professionally at work. This lesson will show you how to manage meetings, give feedback, shift topics, and express concerns using the kind of language fluent speakers use in real business settings. These are practical phrases that help you avoid common mistakes and sound more confident in discussions, presentations, and workplace communication. Ideal for intermediate and advanced learners who want to improve their business English for meetings, job interviews, or English exams. Share Your Thoughts Support the show Advanced English lessons on my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/learnenglishwithharry Learn English with Harry Online courses start from only €7.99. Click to enrol today https://www.englishlessonviaskype.com/online-learning-courses/ and improve your English speaking skills, grammar and vocabulary.
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  • Hi there, this is Harry.

  • Welcome back to Advanced English Lessons with Harry.

  • And in this particular lesson, we're going to focus on more formal English,

  • formal business English,

  • and we're going to look at communication collocations or collocations dealing with communication.

  • Okay, the first is to back up an argument.

  • So when we back up... an argument, it's about support.

  • Okay, so back up in this situation means to support.

  • So if you've got an argument, or a proposal,

  • a proposition, or something you wish to put forward,

  • or you have put forward at a management meeting,

  • what you might be asked is to back up your argument with facts.

  • Well, can you back up that argument with facts?

  • When did this happen?

  • How did it happen?

  • Who was involved?

  • Yeah,

  • so you can't just make a statement without having something to back up your argument.

  • So if you're suggesting that the campaign should be run in a different way,

  • then you need to back up that suggestion with facts and figures as to how you believe your idea is better than the idea that's been put forward by one or other of your colleagues to back up an argument.