Present continuous (present)

The following exercises include use of this grammar structure:

Business English vocabulary exercises
- A summer sale
- Important emails
- Delays receiving an order
- A business lunch
- Cost savings
- Hiring priorities
- Annual leave
- A product launch
- A project update
- A trip to a DIY store
- Online banking
- A project review meeting
- My day so far
- Contract negotiations
- The launch of a new brand of tea
- My role in sales
- The opening of a new shop
- Price increases
- Speaking at a conference
- A decision
- Q1 sales
- Fault finding
- A video call
- A visit to a car showroom
- A new range of greenhouses
- Classic car restorations
- A stock market listing
- A loyalty card
- An impairment review
Graphs and charts Pro account
- Sales key performance indicators (KPIs)
- Capital efficiency
Listening Pro account
- A new delivery van
- A sales presentation
- A review of an investment model
- A typical day in the office
- A review of a risk register
- A telephone call to a heating equipment supplier
- A new lease
Reading Pro account
- A website enquiry
- A marketing report
- June sales report
- Garden centre sales promotions
- Construction of a new convenience store
- The strategic rationale for a disposal
- A new website
Scenario-based dictation exercises – business English Pro account
- A furniture showroom
- A printer jam
- An energy efficient building
- A CV
- A business introduction
- What I’m working on at the moment
- Discussing a candidate for a job vacancy
- A podcast
- A job offer
- A sales bottleneck
- Updating a CRM system
Scenario-based dictation exercises – general English
- Going to the gym

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Present continuous (present)