Tenses

The Future Simple, make spontaneous decisions during meetings and professional predictions about the market.

The Past Perfect Continuous. Used to emphasize the duration or effort put into a task before a specific past turning point.

The Past Perfect is used to show that Action A was finished before Action B started.

To describe the context or background of a past situation, often used when explaining "what went wrong".

To talk about completed projects, previous jobs, and specific past events with dates.

To present your achievements and professional background without specifying an exact date.

Learning Objective:
To present your achievements and professional background without specifying an exact date.

Learning Objective:
To update colleagues on current, temporary projects and activities happening right now.

Learning Objective:
To describe your company, job role, and daily responsibilities clearly and factually.