Business English (Listening, B1): "Email Etiquette at Work - A Simple Guide, Parts 3, 4 and 5"

For parts 1 and 2, click this.

Vocabulary 3
Read through: Review or check carefully. Sentence: She read through the instructions before starting the test.

Guide Question: Explain numbers 6, 7 and 8. 

Phrasal Verbs Comics #7: Put up with

English Lesson (Speaking): "Computers – Usage, Preferences, Skills and Future Trends"

Questions
1. Are you happy with your computer at work? If not, why?

Sample Answer: I'd like a faster computer because my current one sometimes malfunctions and slows down my work by 10%.

2. Do you prefer using a desktop computer or a laptop for your work? Why? 

Sample Answer: I prefer using a laptop because it’s portable and allows me to work from different locations. However, when I’m at the office, I use a desktop because the screen is larger and more comfortable for long hours of work.

3. What do you look for when choosing a new computer for work? 

Sample Answer: I look for a computer with a fast processor, enough memory (RAM), and a large storage capacity. I also consider the screen size and battery life if I need to work on the go.

English for Specific Purposes (Accounting): "Identifying and Investigating Discrepancies" (Version 2)

In 2 parts
Vocabulary 1

A. Discrepancies - Differences or inconsistencies in data. / Écarts. Example: There are discrepancies between what he said and what he did. Il y a des écarts entre ce qu'il a dit et ce qu'il a fait.

B. Transactions - Business activities involving money exchange. / Transactions. Example: The online transactions were completed without any issues. Les transactions en ligne ont été effectuées sans aucun problème.

C. Duplicated entries - Repeated or identical records. / Entrées en double. Example: We need to remove the duplicated entries from the database. Nous devons supprimer les entrées en double de la base de données.

D. Timing - When something happens or occurs. / Synchronisation. Example: The timing of the meeting was perfect for everyone. La synchronisation de la réunion était parfaite pour tout le monde.

E. Line by line - Examining each item individually. / Ligne par ligne. Example: She reviewed the contract line by line to make sure everything was correct. Elle a examiné le contrat ligne par ligne pour s'assurer que tout était correct.

My English Class #40: "Vacationing in France in August" (B2)

Vocabulary

A. Scenic routes – Itinéraires pittoresques

B. Route des Vins

C. Route Napoléon

D. Stunning – Éblouissant or Magnifique

E. Charming villages – Villages pittoresques or Villages charmants

F. Off-peak season – Basse saison

G. Pour – Verser

H. Stem – Pied du verre

I. Upscale restaurants – Restaurants haut de gamme

J. Dress code – Code vestimentaire

K. Rounding up – Arrondir

L. Landmarks – Monuments or Sites emblématiques

M. Grape stomping – Pigeage