The document summarizes a business English review meeting. It begins with an introduction from the presenter. They then review the purpose and main points of the meeting. In the concluding section, the presenter recaps the key topics and invites any remaining questions before closing the meeting. They thank the participants for their time.

1. Business English

2. Review
Start
1. Good morning, I am (name) from inspire digital.
2. It’s a pleasure to be here today.
3. Let me start by reviewing why we are here.
End
1. Let me quickly go over today's main points.
2. Please feel free to raise any questions.
3. If no one has anything else to add, then let's bring
this to a close for today.
4. Thanks for your participation.

3. Feature [fitʃɚ]
(X) Future
E.g. feature phone
Smart phones have more functions than feature
phones.

4. Ask [æ sk]
(X) Aks
E.g. I came to ask you a favor .

5. CNN [ˏsi ɛn `ɛn]
(X) [ən]
Watch how the CNN anchors and reporters
pronounce CNN:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSo3_2ajvDQ

6. Product [ˋprɑdəkt]
(x) Prada
E.g. We will launch the new product next
summer.

7. Null [nʌl]
(X) 怒
Def. invalid; zero; nothing
E.g. The court declared the law to be null and
void

8. Standard [ˈstændɚd]
(X) [ar]
Calendar; Grammar
E.g. His recent work has been below standard .

9. Specific [spɪˋsɪfɪk]
Be careful about the stress
E.g. Please provide a specific example.

10. Exit [ˋɛksɪt]
It has nothing to do with “exist.”
E.g. There is only one exit from the theater.

11. THANK YOU!