Saying Where People Are - English at Work

Saying Where People Are explains the prepositions needed for saying where people are and use the present continuous tense for actions in progress.

Key Learning points

• LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS
  over by; next to; out of/in; at; down.
• GRAMMAR
  Present Continuous Actions in Progress - examples of everyday language.
• IDIOMS
   Outside your comfort zone; Fall into place; Under the weather; Up in the air; Don't hold your breath.
• VOCABULARY
  action/reaction; ignore; trending; clients; hire/hired; to/two/too.
• PRONUNCIATION
  The Sounds of S and Sh.

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