Common Business English Verbs

Upgrade your Business English by using precise verbs in your professional conversations and writing.

In the world of business, using precise verbs can significantly improve the clarity and professionalism of your language. This video highlights 3 essential verb replacements that can enhance your Business English.

• Say "received", don’t say "got". Example: "Some of them have got offers of employment" vs. "Some of them have received offers of employment". Using "received" instead of "got" makes your language more formal and precise.
• Say "require", don’t say "need". Example: "The first two steps in this process need your cooperation" vs. "The first two steps in this process require your cooperation". "Require" conveys a stronger sense of necessity and professionalism.
• Say "discuss", don’t say "talk about".  Example: "We will talk about some of them in the following paragraphs" vs. "We will discuss some of them in the following paragraphs". "Discuss" is a more formal and focused choice, ideal for professional environment.

By incorporating these simple changes into your vocabulary, you can elevate your business communication skills, making your interactions more effective and professional. Watch the video now to learn more and start using these verbs in your daily business conversations.