English IDIOMS and PHRASES for business
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This Professional Life
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Have you ever been at a business networking event and everyone around you are throwing idioms and phrases around like it was proper English? In this episode, Nina and Chris talk about some of the popular idioms in the English language that you may want to know to make your next networking event less awkward. They also cover some of the new Zoom idioms that have taken hold during the global pandemic.
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