This video is reminiscent of me burning the midnight oil a few weeks ago during my final exams.😂🤣 I'm happy enjoying the school break!🏫 Are my sentences grammatically correct?
They are really hard phrase to learn and use them because they need more practice, but I have learned new things from this wonderful video. Teacher Wes thank you so much ❤️ for this amazing presentation!
Hi, your channel isn't underrated. I and my friends, here from DR Congo, are regularly following your channel to improve our English. We support you, bravo 👏👏. I'm Jerold
Thank you Wes for another great busi ess vocabulary and phrase building lesson. I am going to practice using them and review them often as an aid memoir. You have increased my knowledge of business phrases.
On the same page. To cut corners. Go for extra mile. To pass the buck. To get the ball rolling. To work around the clock. To pull your weight.(l've not heard it before). Keep me posted. Up in the air. Hit the ground running. Due diligence. Back to the drawing board. Get someone up to speed. To pick up the slack. Burning the midnight oil. All these are crucial bussiness phrasal expressions . Thank you teacher.
it was one of the greatest lessons which I had hAad so far thanks teacher , for conducting the lesson so much engaging and interactive , please continue these lessons , they are so valuable.
Thank youu so muuuch for this content, we really appreciate it, keep it up and thank youuu sooo much you are my teacher and my favorite one, in every video I learn somethinf new, I start remembering old phrases I used to use, you videos are such as that pill I drink daily so I can improve and be better in english.. thank you so much sir
@@InteractiveEng I really relished the lesson and learned a lot! It's so touching for me that you are of a great help; you help us learn English at the comfort of our home!❤️🥺 Thank you beyond words!❤️❤️♾️
This is great; thank you! 😊Just want to point out that in the sentence where you used the phrase “up to speed,” it is unnecessary to use the word “at.” In other words, to say, “I’ll need you to keep me up to speed, so that I know ‘where we are’ in the negotiation” should suffice. Also, in the “pass the buck” image, the word “responsibility” is misspelled. 🤝
There is no shortcut between being an A1 English speaker and becoming a proficient speaker in a short amount of time, there is no cutting corners, but in my opinion, this is the beauty of learning a language: to enjoy the somewhat long yet thorough experience.❤ Could you please check the grammar of this sentence?
It was what almost everyday happened in my job. Fortunately , I am retired and resting from that situation. Plus, my coworkers used to fall me dum honest!
Does the phrase "Working around the clock " also work in the future tenses? For instance, can one say "We're gonna be working (or work) around the clock to meet the deadline"??? How natural does it sound?
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Thanks again for keep sending emails to me, Sir.
Thank you!
Your channel is so underrated, I really appreciate your efforts and attempts to impart the knowledge in such a professional way ❤️
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I agree 😊
I learned 13 new phrases from this lesson. I knew only 2 phrases out of 15. Thank you so much, and you're such a great teacher.
Glad you learned some new phrases. 😊
This video is reminiscent of me burning the midnight oil a few weeks ago during my final exams.😂🤣 I'm happy enjoying the school break!🏫
Are my sentences grammatically correct?
They are really hard phrase to learn and use them because they need more practice, but I have learned new things from this wonderful video. Teacher Wes thank you so much ❤️ for this amazing presentation!
Your hard work is going to pay off. Great content !!!
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Interesting business phrases ...that I am familiar with but hardly use it..thank you for the lesson.
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Awesome course ! We learned many new phrases from this lesson. Thanks a lot.
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I can't thank you enough dear Wes.
It was amazingly useful for me
You rock!
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Could only watch it now . Excellent lesson , I learned new things , thank you 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻
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Hi, your channel isn't underrated. I and my friends, here from DR Congo, are regularly following your channel to improve our English. We support you, bravo 👏👏. I'm Jerold
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Instructive lesson, as usual. Loved it. Can you do something similar, but with school-related vocabulary? Vocabulary teachers/students might use?
Thanks with love ❤️🧡💙🤎💜
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Thank you for the great lesson! Look forward to more business English lessons from you!👍
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As usual, we learn a lot with you.
Thank you so much 👍
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✨You brought your level of usefulness and proficiency in this video, thank you for it!
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@@InteractiveEng I surely did!
A great collection, thanks a lot!
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I enjoy learning English on this channel. Thank you!
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Thank you Wes for another great busi ess vocabulary and phrase building lesson. I am going to practice using them and review them often as an aid memoir. You have increased my knowledge of business phrases.
On the same page.
To cut corners.
Go for extra mile.
To pass the buck.
To get the ball rolling.
To work around the clock.
To pull your weight.(l've not heard it before).
Keep me posted.
Up in the air.
Hit the ground running.
Due diligence.
Back to the drawing board.
Get someone up to speed.
To pick up the slack.
Burning the midnight oil.
All these are crucial bussiness phrasal expressions .
Thank you teacher.
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
Wes, I love you ! Thanx so much ! God bless you and your family.
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Yes I'm improving my English skills
After graduating from my business school I hit the ground running and start my own business
"Hit the ground running" in Portuguese is: "Change the tire while the car is moving"
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thx !
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I like your pronunciation, it helps me talk correctly.
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Thank you. You’re awesome!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. 😊
An excellent serial of lessons!
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For sure you are a wonderful teacher, thanks a lot I have learned a lot from this,from KIGALI-RWANDA
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it was one of the greatest lessons which I had hAad so far thanks teacher , for conducting the lesson so much engaging and interactive , please continue these lessons , they are so valuable.
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Keep me updated
I've found your content soooo professional and adequate to me (a Mexican Engineer working in Canada)
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What do l do if I want to search specific video clip eg expression related to hopes and inspiration?
Thank you very much Wes, God bless you 😊
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Thank youu so muuuch for this content, we really appreciate it, keep it up and thank youuu sooo much you are my teacher and my favorite one, in every video I learn somethinf new, I start remembering old phrases I used to use, you videos are such as that pill I drink daily so I can improve and be better in english.. thank you so much sir
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My Deutsch Professor was just asking me to get her up to speed about the tour organization!❤️
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@@InteractiveEng
I really relished the lesson and learned a lot! It's so touching for me that you are of a great help; you help us learn English at the comfort of our home!❤️🥺 Thank you beyond words!❤️❤️♾️
Thanks so much Sir Wes for giving me/us another phrases especially idioms it helps a lot to build up my little knowledge in English.
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Well done teacher.
Have a good weekend. 👍
Thank you! You too! 😊
Thanks for the Phrases, yet it would be more interesting and easier to remember if you also explain literal meaning and the origin of the idioms
This lesson is pretty useful thanks
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Sir I am improving my english knowledge today u given new words u r teaching well tq u so much sir
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Most of these business phrases are new for me. Despite attending your live class earlier, I was unable to answer many questions correctly..
This is great; thank you! 😊Just want to point out that in the sentence where you used the phrase “up to speed,” it is unnecessary to use the word “at.” In other words, to say, “I’ll need you to keep me up to speed, so that I know ‘where we are’ in the negotiation” should suffice. Also, in the “pass the buck” image, the word “responsibility” is misspelled. 🤝
You're definitely pulling your weight for all of us to improve our English. I hope we can cut the mustard. Thanksss
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Thank you, very useful 😊
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Get the ball rolling
Great video! Very useful phrases and fantastic explanation as always :) thanks for all your efforts and shared knowledge
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Recee
Tq u sir giving business lesson
Tq u sir giving useful lesson.
Found this channel and love it...
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An excellent serial of lessons!
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Tq u sir u are helping me to go extra mile in English skills.
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Amazing lessons teacher Wes 👏 🙌
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I think the phrases 'Go the extra mile' and 'burn the midnight oil' are taken from the Bible (Matthew 5:41 and 25:1-13 or Luke 12:35-38)
Tq u sir I am enhancing my English speaking level.
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first time to participate your lesson I really enjoyed it from Japan ! I will go the extra mile :)
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Thanks!
It was great seeing you all yesterday. We appreciate your continued support. 😃 ❤️
Wes, Thank you for this great lesson. I'm sorry I didn't answer your christmas lesson. I will as soon as I can. Warm regards.
Andre BERENYI
👍 good Job!
Thanks so much! I appreciate it. 👍
Tq u sir giving useful lesson and improving my English skills
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Thank you the lesson is very useful
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Thank you so much!
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Great job!
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I'm so grateful to God that this man exists. I mean it.
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👍 Perfect ! As usually 😊
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Rolling the ball
To get the ball rolling
Mr. West sorry, could you please make the sound louder? The live lesson the volume is not loud enough for me.😁
Good job
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Tq u sir
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Keep posted
keep the ball rolling
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- Bring me up to speed on the project, will you?😊
- Sure, we all need to be on the same page.
There is no shortcut between being an A1 English speaker and becoming a proficient speaker in a short amount of time, there is no cutting corners, but in my opinion, this is the beauty of learning a language: to enjoy the somewhat long yet thorough experience.❤
Could you please check the grammar of this sentence?
Suma from Bangalore India
Suma from Bangalore india.
Excitement
Take one of the team
Same page
Perfect 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
Fantastic 😂
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Keep me posted
On the same page
Bravo. Du grand art. Worth "extolling" lesson as usual
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Up to the air
To reach the destination
Top to bottom
Excellent Channel! I ve just discovered .. its really informative, entertaining. I ll recomend to my friends this channel! Thanks for your effort :)
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Suma from Bangalore india
It was what almost everyday happened in my job. Fortunately , I am retired and resting from that situation. Plus, my coworkers used to fall me dum honest!
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To working around the clock
My mother was working around 24/7 with 6 children.
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Since that day I wanted to get through my mess.
Pick up the stack
Great content, thank you!
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To working around the clock.
Get to the ball rolling
Awesome content! Love it!
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They seem to stop the ball get rolling, not to push it... :) Or I am not getting it right?
Same page.
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
Does the phrase "Working around the clock " also work in the future tenses? For instance, can one say "We're gonna be working (or work) around the clock to meet the deadline"??? How natural does it sound?
In that context, it works. You can use it with the future tense. 👍
@@InteractiveEng Thanks a lot!