The English Breakfast ☕
Hi there,
Welcome back to The English Breakfast — the newsletter for Italian professionals who want to feel more confident in English at work.
5 essential Business English phrasal verbs with “set”
Are you still saying we need organise a meeting or we’ve had a delay? Give your Business English a boost with these must-know phrasal verbs.
This week, they all start with the word “set”.
Do you know them all?
You’re probably saying this word wrong…
There’s a very common word in English that many learners have trouble pronouncing correctly.
Want to know what it is and how to say it properly?
Watch this week’s mini-lesson to find out.
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Struggling to understand native speakers?
If you’ve ever thought “What did they just say?”, it’s probably not your level — it’s the phrases.
Native speakers don’t use textbook English:
“Would you like something to drink?” becomes → “How about a drink?”
“I disagree” becomes → “I beg to differ”
“That surprised me” becomes → “That caught me off guard”
“What did you say?” is a simple 10-step e-book that helps you recognise 99 of the most common real-life phrases through stories, dialogues, and audio in everyday and business contexts.
As a special offer for The English Breakfast subscribers, if you get the e-book, you’ll also receive a free conversation lesson with me so you can start using these phrases straight away.
All right, that’s it for this week’s edition.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend and I’ll see you next time!
All the best,
Dan
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