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BUSINESS ENGLISH GRAMMAR EXERCISES




This section has exercise that will allow you to practice some of the more problematic areas of grammar for non-native speakers (prepositions, articles, verb tenses). All of the examples are in a Business English context:


VERB TENSES:


Mixed verb tenses 1
Mixed verb tenses 2
Mixed verb tenses 3
Mixed verb tenses 4
Mixed verb tenses 5
Mixed verb tenses 6
Mixed verb tenses 7
Mixed verb tenses 8
Mixed verb tenses 9
Mixed verb tenses 10

PHRASAL VERBS:


Phrasal verbs in Business English 1
Phrasal verbs in Business English 2
Phrasal verbs in Business English 3
Phrasal verbs in Business English 4
Phrasal verbs in Business English 5
Phrasal verbs in Business English 6
Phrasal verbs in Business English 7
Phrasal verbs in Business English 8

ARTICLES:


Choose the right article 1
Choose the right article 2
Choose the right article 3
Choose the right article 4
Choose the right article 5
Choose the right article 6
Choose the right article 7
Choose the right article 8
Choose the right article 9
Choose the right article 10

PREPOSITIONS:


Mixed prepositions 1
Mixed prepositions 2
Mixed prepositions 3
Mixed prepositions 4
Mixed prepositions 5
Mixed prepositions 6
Mixed prepositions 7
Mixed prepositions 8
Mixed prepositions 9
Mixed prepositions 10




TOP TIP! - Effective ways to learn grammar

We've prepared a list of five useful tips to help improve how you learn grammar:

1. Prioritize useful grammar, not all grammar
Focus on structures you actually need at work:
• Verb tenses for updates (present simple/continuous, past, future)
• Conditionals for planning & risks (“If we delay..., we'll...”)
• Modal verbs for politeness (“could,” “might,” “should”)
• Passive voice for reports (“The issue was resolved”)
Ignore rare or academic grammar.

2. Learn grammar in chunks, not rules
Business English relies on fixed patterns:
• “We're on track to...”
• “There has been a delay in...”
• “I'd like to suggest...”
• “We're waiting for approval...”
Memorize whole phrases so grammar becomes automatic.

3. Fix the most expensive mistakes first
These errors cause misunderstanding in business:
• Wrong tense (“We finish yesterday” → “We finished yesterday”)
• Missing articles (“send email” → “send an email”)
• Prepositions (“discuss about” → “discuss”)
• Plural/singular errors (“informations” → “information”)
Make a personal error list and review it weekly.

4. Use a before-during-after speaking/writing system
Before:
• Decide tense (past / present / future)
• Decide tone (neutral / polite / firm)
During:
• Use simple sentences
• Avoid over-complex grammar
After:
• Self-check 3 things:
1. Verb tense
2. Subject-verb agreement
3. Articles (a / the)

5. Practice grammar through rewriting
Take real work sentences and improve them:
❌ “We will discuss about the problem tomorrow.”
✅ “We will discuss the problem tomorrow.”
❌ “Please revert back.”
✅ “Please get back to me.”

This builds accuracy faster than exercises.

MATERIALS TO HELP YOU LEARN (AND TEACH!):
BUSINESS ENGLISH GLOSSARY
BUSINESS ENGLISH WORKSHEET COLLECTION

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