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Jul 16, 2013 3 min

BBC - English at work 04: 'Doing lunch'

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Anna is determined to be friendly with her new colleagues and to make a good impression. Unfortunately, a slight misunderstanding leads her to make an embarrassing mistake. Introducing yourself This episode explores expressions you can use to introduce yourself and make small-talk in the office. Phrases from the programme: Hello, I don't think we've met. You must be Tom. I've just joined the team. Nice to meet you! Have you worked here long? Listening Challenge What is Tom's job title at Tip Top Trading? The answer is at the end of the pdf script.

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