Andrea Fixes Your English

Do you feel that your English makes you sound less professional than you really are? I help professionals fix their English so they can sound confident, natural and sharp at work. 👉 Send me a message to get started. #businessenglish #englishatwork #englishcoach

Find the mistake: “I must to go now.” ❌ #englishquiz

Fill in the blank: “He congratulated me ___ my promotion.” A) for B) on #englishquiz

Which is correct? 👇 A) “She’s married with a doctor.” B) “She’s married to a doctor.” #englishquiz

Which is correct? 👇 A) “I’ve lived here since 10 years.” B) “I’ve lived here for 10 years.” #englishquiz

Which is more natural in British English? 1) “Autumn” 2) “Fall” #englishquiz

Choose the correct sentence: A) “He explained me how it works.” B) “He explained how it works to me.” Which one? #englishquiz

Maria, a client in London, said: “Now I can make small talk with colleagues naturally. I used to avoid it completely.” That’s what happens when you practise English you’ll actually use at work. #BusinessEnglish #LearnEnglish

Which is correct? 👇 A) “It depends of the situation.” B) “It depends on the situation.” What do you think? #englishquiz

👉 We don’t say “say someone”. ✅ Correct: “She told me that she was busy.” This is the kind of detail that makes you sound professional. Learn more here: youtu.be/KCbmHE3Iyjw

Spot the mistake: “She said me that she was busy.” ❌ What’s wrong? #englishquiz

Better alternatives to “I don’t know”: ✅ “I’ll need to check and get back to you.” ✅ “That’s a good question. Let me find out.” You don’t just avoid mistakes. You sound professional and reliable. #EnglishTips #WorkplaceEnglish

Which is correct? 👇 A) “Despite of the rain, we played football.” B) “Despite the rain, we played football.” Your answer? #englishquiz

If you… – Worry about how you sound in meetings – Struggle to write professional emails – Want to sound natural in English conversations 👉 That’s exactly what I teach. DM me if you’re ready to improve. #CareerGrowth #BusinessEnglish

Polite alternatives for the workplace: ❌ “I don’t agree.” ✅ “I’m not sure I see it that way.” ✅ “I see your point, but I have a different view.” This is how you disagree without sounding rude. #PoliteEnglish #WorkplaceEnglish

Both are correct, but… 🇬🇧 British English → “At the weekend” 🇺🇸 American English → “On the weekend” Want to have some phrases in your pocket the next time someone gives you feedback at work? Listen to my latest episode: youtu.be/uVhvBkyjIhk

Which sounds more natural in British English? 🇬🇧 1) “At the weekend” 2) “On the weekend” Vote & I’ll explain later 👇 #englishquiz

Do you want help talking about charts at work in English? Look no further: youtu.be/EI_BW64S4qo

Last week, a client in Mexico told me: “I finally feel like I can negotiate in English without getting nervous.” That’s the result of learning workplace English you actually use (not textbook grammar!) #BusinessEnglish #LearnEnglish

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Sound smarter in meetings 👔 Instead of: ❌ “It’s not important.” ✅ “It’s not a priority right now.” ✅ “It’s not essential at this stage.” The difference? Professional tone. I help professionals upgrade their English to sound confident, not blunt. #businessenglish

5 professional phrases for feedback: ✔️ Thank you for your feedback ✔️ I see what you mean… ✔️ That’s a good point… ✔️ Could you clarify…? ✔️ I appreciate your guidance 🎧New podcast episode out now! youtu.be/uVhvBkyjIhk #learnenglish #workenglish #businessenglish

Answer: A ✅ Why: The verb “insist” is always followed by “on” + gerund. Example: She insisted on leaving early. ----- Learn natural English for work: youtu.be/ngQUKfn0vhw

Fill in the blank: “She insisted ___ paying the bill.” A) on B) in #englishquiz