O'CONNOR Extra

The English verb “become” sounds very much like the German verb “bekommen,” but do they have the same meaning?
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/become-and-bekommen/

Do you know the words to talk about technology at your desk? Try this exercise.
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/technology-at-the-desk/

Check out the difference ways of how to use 'Machen lassen'.

https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/machen-lassen-2/

Do you watch television, look at television, or see television? Find out here:
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/look-watch-and-see-2/

Do you know the departments of a company in English?
Test yourself here:
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/company-departments/

Do you know the difference between 'Meaning' and 'Opinion'?
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/meaning-and-opinion-3/

Do you know the words to describe personality? Test yourself here.
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/personality-adjectives/

“Lucky” and “happy” are two words that are easily confused by German speakers, as both of these English words can mean the one German word “glücklich.” Do you know the difference?
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/lucky-and-happy/

Here are some tips on organising a meeting via email.
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/organising-a-meeting-via-email/

Here are some tips on Tricky Prepositions
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/tricky-prepostions-part-2/

It is difficult to learn rules for at, in and on because there are so many exceptions, but here are some guidelines to help you.
https://oconnortraining.de/course/business_english_weekly/section/tricky-prepositions-part-1/