Business English from All Ears English BE: Have You Hit a Rough Patch With Business English Vocabulary?
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Oct 6, 2025 Delve into the intricacies of workplace relationships and the challenges of falling outs. The hosts share personal anecdotes and expert insights on conflict resolution. Learn key phrases like 'not on good terms' and 'hit a rough patch' that capture these experiences. Role plays highlight real-life scenarios with colleagues navigating tough moments. Throughout, there's an emphasis on the importance of repairing relationships instead of giving up. Plus, discover an exciting course aimed at elevating your professional English skills to the next level!
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Personal Falling Out Example
- Aubrey shared a personal example of a falling out with a friend that left them civil but distant.
- She described trying to fix it but ultimately remaining separate despite mutual friends.
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Meanings Behind 'Falling Out'
- 'Have a falling out' describes a serious disagreement that can damage relationships.
- The phrase commonly signals a potentially permanent rupture without repair efforts.