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Workplace English: Talking about Problems and Solutions
Learn useful English phrases to talk about problems and worries – whether they’re serious or just everyday stress. You’ll learn how to express your concerns with phrases like“I’m really worried about…” or “My main concern is…”. I’ll also show you how to respond politely and kindly when someone else is sharing their problems, using phrases like “That must be terrible” or “I know how you feel.” And when it’s time to suggest solutions and move the conversation forward, we’ll look at how to use phrases such as “How do we sort this out, then?” In this class you’re going to learn English you can start using right now, in both professional and personal situations. Practise these phrases and you’ll feel more confident handling difficult conversations in English.
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