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Explaining a misunderstanding 19 English at Work helps you explain a mix-up

Explaining a misunderstanding 19 English at Work helps you explain a mix-up

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How do you explain if there's been a mix-up? Paul, the boss, leaves a message wanting ideas for a new marketing strategy for their new laser-curved fruit range. Anna gets straight down to work but when Paul turns up, Tom gets all the credit. There's a big mix-up and it's time for Anna to learn some language that explains there has been a misunderstanding. For more English at Work and other great content
Date: 2020-09-18
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