This podcast discusses the critical role of figurative language—such as idioms, metaphors, and similes—within the context of Business English. It outlines numerous benefits, explaining how this type of language enhances clarity, strengthens persuasive arguments, and builds rapport by signaling cultural fluency. It provides a detailed list of eight main reasons why figurative language is important, including its ability to simplify complex technical jargon and facilitate compelling storytelling.

✅ DAY 1 — QUIZ: Words That Start With A Check out today’s quiz! All five words start with the letter A. Read the definition, look at the example, and guess the word: (Answers will be revealed in the next post — don’t peek!) 1️⃣ Definition: A person who supports or speaks in favor of someone or something. Word: A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Example: She has always been a strong __________ for equal rights. 2️⃣ Definition: Something that is very surprising, impressive, or hard to believe. Word: A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Example: The view from the mountain was absolutely __________. ⸻ 3️⃣ Definition: A feeling of worry, stress, or nervousness about something. Word: A _ _ _ _ _ Example: Before the exam, he felt a lot of __________. 4️⃣ Definition: A short trip or walk taken to explore or discover a place. Word: A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Example: We went on a little __________ around the city. 5️⃣ Definition: Something suitable or correct for a situation. Word: A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Example: Wearing a suit to the interview was the most __________ choice. 👇 Write your answers in the comments! Check the next post for the correct words + examples.

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Learn to speak like a native!. Using idioms correctly and in context is the pathway to sounding more natural and fluent. Avoid stiff sounding communication by adding idioms and figurative language to your English language skill set