Business English

Why the first 10 minutes of a presentation will decide your audience if they’re going to listen to you or not?

• They’ll decide whether your presentation is excited to watch or no

• They’ll decide if the presenter is presentable or not

• They’ll decide is it benefit for them or not

• All the answer above is correct

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A process of exchange of facts, ideas, and opinions and a means that individuals or organizations share meaning and understanding with one another is...

• Business

• Community

• Communication

• Sharing

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In the introduction of your presentation, you include the following information...

• Explain what you are going to talk about

• Provide a conclusion

• Give detail information about the topic

• Make reference of information

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At the beginning of a presentation, you could say...

• Let's move on to...

• I'd like to expand on...

• Let me elaborate further...

• Let me start by giving...

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In the main part of a business presentation, we can...

• Tell the importance of the presentation

• Highlight the main point

• Tell the arrangement of the presentation

• Summarize the key point

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In every company, there’ll always be an “objective”.

What does it means?

• The goal that is intended to be attained

• Contains of a vision and mission in order to create an infirm foundation

• Something that is unambigious for the company

• All the answer above is correct

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These are the participants that are responsible for Research and Developments, except...

• Analyst

• Governement

• Business

• Applicant

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What does a “party” means?

• An occasion that is occur to spesific celebration on a big days

• A person that is involved in legal proceedings

• A synonim of a manager that belongs in a company

• A person that is usually arrange an annual meeting on an important day

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Why is it important to learn business english in order to survive today’s era?

• In order to speak formally to everyone out there in all occasions

• So everyone can keep up to today’s events and trends

• A guarantee that by using business english your business will be 100% success

• All the answer above is correct

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Business english refers to__and__

• Knowledge and Fluency

• Specialized language and Fluency

• Skills and Fluency

• Language and Skills

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