Business English from All Ears English BE 432: Is This Grammar Useful? We Think So!
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Jul 1, 2025 Discover how grammar enhances business communication, especially for introverts facing language hurdles. The discussion features practical uses of 'so' as a conjunction, and role-plays that mirror real-life meetings. Explore the balance between formality and relatability, while gaining insights into effective conjunctions to boost clarity. Listeners are invited to engage in a poll about their preferred expressions and reflect on past grammar topics. Perfect for anyone looking to sharpen their Business English skills!
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Use 'So' For Results
- Use "so" as a conjunction to explain results or decisions in business English.
- Reserve formal alternatives like "hence" or "therefore" mainly for writing, not spoken English.
Combine Sentences with 'So'
- Combine simple sentences with conjunctions like "so" to form smoother, flowing speech and writing.
- Avoid overly formal linking words in spoken English, even in meetings or presentations.
Express Agreement with 'So'
- Use "I think so" or "I guess so" to agree or confirm something.
- Intonation changes meaning, with "I guess so" implying some doubt.