Question by Takkongoo: I’m studying English.”Balance is important”. How would you say this?
“Keeping the balance of business and pleasure is important”
How would you say this as an English native speker?

Best answer:

Answer by ettlemontree
As you just said it?

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Question by FLSwampBoy: How many miss Bush and his English “Bushisms” ? What are your favorite “Bushisms”?
“You work three jobs? … Uniquely American, isn’t it? I mean, that is fantastic that you’re doing that.” — George W. Bush, to a divorced mother of three, Omaha, Nebraska, Feb. 4, 2005

“Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB-GYNs aren’t able to practice their love with women all across this country.” — George W. Bush, Poplar Bluff, Mo., Sept. 6, 2004

“Rarely is the questioned asked: Is our children learning?” — George W. Bush, Florence, S.C., Jan. 11, 2000

“Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.” — George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., Aug. 5, 2004

Best answer:

Answer by PaRtY 2010 -s’long Barry
I miss the Good Times with Bush:

4 % unemployment

markets at 12000

House Prices climbing

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Question by kattie: How to write this sentence correctly?
Is possible to write this sentence more profesionally? (business english):

“As a freelance web developer, I would be interested to improve your website. This improvement consist in the following steps:”

Best answer:

Answer by Profuy
“As a freelance web developer, I would be interested in improving your website. This improvement consist of the following steps:”

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OMG! The second answerer is so right. It should have been ‘consists’
.

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Question by peacefulterran: correct english : “looking forward for” or “looking forward to”?
Hello world,

English is not my 1st language, and for a long time now, I’ve wondered what is the correct way to finish a letter (business-correspondance-type).

Should I say:

Looking forward for hearing back from you soon,

or

Looking forward to hear back from you soon,

?

Can both ways be used?

If so, when do I look forward for something, and when do I look forward to something?

Thanks!

Best answer:

Answer by DoTheyOweUsALiving
Looking forward to hear back from you soon,

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Question by s_wals: why is only “english” adapted as the universal language for international commercialization.?
why is english the most widely used language for international business?howcome china and germany have progressed without english?and why only “english” though?

Best answer:

Answer by Pam
Why not English?

It is the offical language of most countries throughout the world. -This is not the same as saying most people in the world speak English; they do not. (Most people in the world speak Chinese)

And China and Germany have progressed WITH English. English is widely spoken in Germany and in China

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Question by my_name_means_drunk_in_thai: HELP!!! I need tips on how to teach “car parts business english”….?
if i should only teach basic english, no problem at all, but the thing is i have to teach this student of mine about business english ( car parts trading business english) … problem is ,, i dont have a background in car parts trading,,, what should i do??? how can i teach him well?

Best answer:

Answer by jateef
First, google car parts and training.
Start gathering info on the vocabulary base that the student is going to need.
Lessons in Business English would be helpful, too.

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Question by Goddess of Grammar: “Business English” or just wrong?
I’m a native speaker of English, from Canada, but I’ve been living in Switzerland for five years and fear I’m losing my sense of idioms.

Question: Is the expression “at our call” correct? As in “We will discuss the matter at our next call”, referring to a conference call. It would be modelled on “at our meeting”; in fact the call itself would be basically a meeting–does that make “at” correct? Do any native English-speaking business people in English-speaking places say that? Where?
Not sure if that was clear–is “at” used in this case?

Best answer:

Answer by Daniel M
I’ve heard that plenty of times in the northeast U.S., replacing “meeting” with “call.”

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