Visual Business English - vocabulary matching exercise ESL 1
Test your business English visual vocabulary with this picture-matching exercise. Look at each image and write the correct word from the list provided. A great way to build workplace vocabulary through recognition rather than translation.
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Write the correct word from the list below next to each image.
10. phone (*called a "mobile" in British English)✓
💻 Did you know? Cell phone or mobile? Americans say "cell phone" (or just "cell"); the British say "mobile" or "mobile phone." In global business settings, both are understood, but knowing the difference helps you sound natural with any English speaker. Cubicle culture — the open-plan office with individual cubicles became widespread in the 1980s. Today many companies have moved to fully open-plan layouts, though the word "cubicle" still carries a universal meaning in business English. Water cooler is also used figuratively in English: "water cooler conversation" or "water cooler moment" refers to informal office chat about shared topics like TV shows or news.