Business English Ace Radio Ep46: St. Petersburg
Do you have trouble with English collocations with “make?”
Listen to Business English Ace Radio Episode 46 to discover how to use another “make” collocation.
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Episode 46 Programming
Check out the contents of Episode 46 of Business English Ace Radio and improve your career opportunities today:
Erroneous English Question of the Week – Can you use the Third Conditional correctly?
Business English Vocabulary Word of the Week –   Fossil Fuel
Business Collocation of the Week – Make Preparations
Business English Career Corner – Top 7 MBA Skills
Business English Ace Blog Article Replay: Paragraphs – Transitions, Signposting
Twisted Business English of the Week – All Aboard
Programming Note: “Make preparations” is a collocation, not a phrasal verb, as stated in the audio. Check out this infographic for more collocations with “make.”
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Business English Ace Extra – Get a sneak peak of every episode on Monday before it debuts on Tuesday!
Business English Ace Radio Episode 45
Top 7 MBA Skills
Paragraphs – Transitions, Signposting
Conclusion
After listening to the podcast you should have stronger English skills.
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