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BUSINESS ENGLISH PRACTICE

Rehearse the work conversation before it matters.

Practise the English you need for colleagues, meetings, interviews, and presentations. Try your answer, notice what could be clearer, and say it again.

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BUILT FOR REAL USE

Practice for the moments you meet at work

01

Meetings

Explain an update, agree or disagree, ask for clarification, and bring your point back into the discussion.

02

Interviews

Answer realistic questions, make examples easier to follow, and practise speaking without memorising a script.

03

Presentations

Rehearse an opening, connect ideas, explain a result, and handle a follow-up question.

Practice with a purpose.

Say the idea before the meeting

Knowing the subject is different from explaining it under time pressure. Use Tako to rehearse a short update, describe a problem, propose a next step, or respond when someone disagrees.

Build flexible answers for interviews

Practise talking about your experience in your own words. Feedback can help you make the timeline clearer, choose more precise vocabulary, and reduce the need to recite a fixed answer.

Prompt: “Tell me about a project that did not go as planned.”
Focus: Make the situation, action, and result easy to follow.

Make presentations easier to deliver

Rehearse in small parts: the opening, one important transition, an explanation of a chart, and possible questions. A short live conversation can reveal where your language becomes vague or difficult to retrieve.

A practical rehearsal sequence

  1. Choose the work situation and the result you want from it.
  2. Answer naturally once, including pauses and self-corrections.
  3. Review one or two grounded observations.
  4. Repeat the difficult part using the improved phrasing.
  5. Return later and answer without looking at your previous words.

Professional without sounding memorised

Tako can help you find clearer words and structure. The aim is to communicate your real idea with confidence, not to replace your voice with formal phrases you would never use.

START SMALL. SPEAK OUT LOUD.

Practise the room before you enter it.

Choose a work situation and start speaking.

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