Bitesize Business English #11: Bill

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation and meanings of the word 'bill'. It highlights the correct pronunciation with a dark L sound and explains two primary meanings in business and legal contexts. In business, 'bill' refers to a request for payment, while in legal terms, it denotes a proposed law. The tutorial concludes with a brief summary.

What is the correct tongue placement for pronouncing the word 'bill'?

• Tip of the tongue should be flat

• Tip of the tongue should touch the back of the throat

• Tip of the tongue should touch the bottom teeth

• Tip of the tongue should touch the roof of the mouth

In a business context, what does the word 'bill' typically refer to?

• A request for payment

• A type of currency

• A list of items

• A formal meeting

Which of the following is an example of using 'bill' in a business context?

• The bill was passed by Parliament.

• I will send you the bill for my services.

• The bill was amended in the meeting.

• The bird has a colorful bill.

What is the legislative meaning of the word 'bill'?

• A list of expenses

• A summary of a meeting

• A formal statement of proposed laws

• A type of government document

What happens when a bill is passed by Parliament?

• It is archived

• It becomes a law

• It is rejected

• It is sent back for revision