A B2–C1 English review inspired by Emily in Paris, with a focus on real workplace communication. Practise marketing vocabulary, pronunciation (IPA), tenses, conditionals, paraphrasing and useful functions while exploring new jobs, cultural differences and professional challenges.

Learn how to share important news clearly in English at work. Discover how tone, context and structure can help you communicate changes and updates with confidence.

ractise pharmaceutical English for managing SOP revisions, document versions, approvals and training with B1 role-plays and pronunciation.

Aprendé a comunicar una actualización sobre el lanzamiento de un producto y a utilizar “lead time” correctamente en contextos profesionales. PRACTICAL BUSINESS ENGLISH · B1/B2 Giving an update during a product launch In this activity, you’ll practise giving an update in the context of a product launch. Explore how “lead time” is used in professional communication and click each card to check the model response. COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTION: Giving an update FOCUS: Vocabulary in con

To cut down on something means to reduce the amount of it: I’m trying to cut down on coffee.We need to cut down on unnecessary meetings.She’s trying to cut down on screen time. So why is the joke funny? The expression cut down on excuses means make fewer excuses. But the speaker deliberately interprets cut down literally and decides to make the excuses shorter instead.

Owe up to - Phrasal Verbs - ACR Idiomas 🤔 "I wanted to own up to eating the last cookie... but someone else got away with it first." It sounds like a joke—and it is. But it's also a great example of how native speakers really use English. Many learners try to memorize long lists of phrasal verbs. The problem? Most of them are forgotten a few days later. A better approach is to learn them through stories, conversations, and humor. In this joke, you naturally learn two useful

Inglés para sectores específicos: cuando el inglés general ya no alcanza Después de más de 20 años trabajando con profesionales y empresas, hay algo que observo una y otra vez. La mayoría de las personas que llegan a ACR Idiomas no vienen porque necesiten aprender más gramática. Tampoco porque quieran memorizar largas listas de vocabulario. Generalmente llegan porque se encuentran frente a una situación concreta. Una reunión con colegas de otro país. Una entrevista labo