This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1533, vocabulary to make strong impressions at work.

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Today, Jessica and Aubrey take over to share three phrases that can make you sound amazing at work

and also share what vocabulary mistakes you must avoid in the office.

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Hubble's in Slack because sometimes talking is easier than typing.

Huddled without the hassle. In Slack. Hey, Aubrey, how's it going?

Hi, I'm great. How are you? Are you feeling a little bit loopy?

I was just telling Jessica, I had a minor procedure this morning, but they gave me

valium before it. And I thought it would be worn off and I would be fine before we recorded,

but it's not. I'm still a little bit loopy.

So, buddy, guys, this is going to be a fun one. We are talking about some three very specific

vocabulary phrases, guys, that are used in business. If you do not use English at work,

don't worry. We still use these phrases in daily life as well, but we are going to define them

as far as more for professional purposes today because we do want to remind you guys

that Aubrey and I are doing a web class together March 6th and 9th. Aubrey, where can students

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