Business english avis 20140505
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This document provides examples of useful expressions for business English communications, including introductions, making appointments, invitations, asking for help, explanations, and apologies. Expressions are given for introducing people, scheduling meetings at different times, inviting others to events, requesting assistance, clarifying situations, and saying sorry. The document aims to equip readers with polite phrasing for common business interactions and correspondence.
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