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LANGUAGE FOR GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS

LANGUAGE THAT YOU MIGHT USE WHEN YOU NEED TO GET ON WITH SOMETHING OR SOMEONE.
LINGUAGEM QUE VOCÊ PODE USAR QUANDO PRECISA CONVERSAR COM ALGUÉM SOBRE ALGUMA COISA.
LENGUAJE QUE PUEDES UTILIZAR CUANDO NECESITAS PLATICAR CON ALGUIÉN SOBRE ALGO.

⮚ I need to turn this business round.                                             

⮚ I didn't mean to interrupt you. I'll let you get on with your work.      

⮚ You need to stop feeling sorry for yourself and just get on with your life.

⮚ This introduction is taking forever. I wish they'd just get on with it the play.

⮚ They've never really got on with each other.

⮚ Stop talking and get on with it.

⮚ I like to be left to get on with the job.

⮚ I suppose I could get on with the ironing while I'm waiting.

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How do I admit I've made a mistake?
Here are some common phrases you can use.

Como posso admitir que cometi um erro?
Segue algumas frases comuns que você pode usar.

¿Cómo admito que he cometido un error?
Sigue algunas frases comunes que puedes usar.


ADMITTING MISTAKES
ADMITINDO ERROS
ADMITIR ERRORES

⮚ I have to admit that I was wrong.

⮚ I admit what I’ve done is wrong.

⮚ I shouldn’t be like this.

⮚ Sorry. I know this was my fault.

⮚ I’m fully responsible for this matter.

⮚ I have made a mistake.

⮚ It’s my mistakes. Forgive me.

⮚ Yes, I take the blame.

⮚ I was the one to blame.

⮚ I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have done that.

⮚ I never intended it that way.

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USEFUL RESPONSES:
RESPOSTAS ÚTEIS:
RESPUESTAS ÚTILES:

⮚ Don’t mention it.

⮚ Let it go.

⮚ That’s fine.

⮚ Just take it easy.

⮚ Don’t do it again.

⮚ Forget it. It doesn’t matter.

⮚ That would be okay.

⮚ Don’t worry about it.

⮚ It’s okay

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⮚⮚ READ THE ARTICLE BELOW.

⮚⮚ LEIA O ARTIGO ABAIXO.
⮚⮚ LEE EL ARTICULO A CONTINUACIÓN.

Harvard business review: 

🔗 Managing Yourself

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⮚⮚ LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE FROM BBB Learning English:

⮚⮚ OUÇA ESTE EPISÓDIO DA BBB Learning English:
⮚⮚ ESCUCHA ESTE EPISODIO DE BBB Learning English:

🔗 Something's missing


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⮚⮚ LISTEN TO THE AUDIO BELOW AND ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOWS IT.

⮚⮚ OUÇA O ÁUDIO ABAIXO E RESPONDA AS PERGUNTAS QUE SEGUEM.
⮚⮚ ESCUCHA EL AUDIO A CONTINUACIÓN Y RESPONDE LAS PREGUNTAS QUE LE SIGUE.


1. According to Michele, how do you address a mistake in the workplace?

2. If it's something that hasn't gone out yet for example, on your ________________, something was ________, a page is _________, a number is ________, a ______ deadline is _________, fix it, fix it make sure it's correct.


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