Teamwork: make handoffs clear
Explain what this team should change first, support your choice with two reasons, then answer a follow-up.
Start / continue →Business English · Real conversations
Hear how a conversation works. Practise your part. Then make it your own — one useful workplace situation at a time.
No account needed · 5, 10 or 15 minutes · English first, support when neededYOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
You already know many of the words. Now give them a purpose.
NEW · CONTENT PACK 1.2
Three complete deep lessons connect familiar wording, new chunks, viewpoints and timed speaking through one coherent case. Learn across shorter sittings, with saved progress.
Explain what this team should change first, support your choice with two reasons, then answer a follow-up.
Start / continue →Compare trainers, respond to a partner’s concern and agree how to train staff while keeping customer support running.
Start / continue →Explain how punctuality affects other people’s work, recommend a practical system and acknowledge when plans need to change.
Start / continue →TWO WAYS TO GROW
You can make a sentence. Now practise clarifying requests, explaining a reason and agreeing what happens next.
Explore business English →Already comfortable in English? Practise making recommendations, negotiating scope and handling difficult conversations.
Explore 10 pilot topics →Explain a workplace change, give the reason and invite questions before confirming the next step.
New deep lesson · in production
3 practices · B1–C1Recommend clearer roles or complementary skills using a missed handoff as evidence.
3 practices · B1–C1Make a recommendation that is clear, proportionate and open to challenge.
1 practices · ProfessionalIt is not a fluency guarantee. Aim to handle one situation more clearly, then return to it in new contexts with less support.
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