Speak like a Pro! 12 Prepositional Phrases for B2-C1 Learners

Do you work in a professional English environment? There is a good chance your colleagues and bosses use these 12 phrases in emails, official documents, and meetings. These phrases include on the grounds of, in order to, with regard to, in relation to, in the event of, on behalf of, and more. What do these phrases have in common? They all start with prepositions. This lesson is perfect for upper-intermediate (B2) and advanced (C1) English learners. After watching, do the quiz to make sure you can understand and use the phrases yourself.

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ValentinUaOd

My pleasure! Thanks for learning with me.

Alex

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ValentinUaOd

Thank you dear Alex for a useful lesson.

Nasratullah Baheer

You’re welcome. I’m glad it was useful!

Alex

thank you very much for your efficient lesson!

alaattinsahan1963

No problem. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Alex

Thank you for this very useful and interesting lesson 🙂
Regards, Alex 🙂

Aneta EngVid

Hello Mr. Alex! You wear the suit and tie perfectly, which is unusual, but you remain the best teacher.

beernaard

Dear Alex, I think, your outfit today does not need any other explanations. You’re talking about business life and some helpful expressions for us. Thanks a lot!

Arminius

Bonjour. At the request of the teacher I made some examples : ” In the event of a control of the boss, he put on a tie”.”On the grounds of his poor performance on the exercices, he was fired”. Merci Alex pour vos excellentes leçons.