Speak English Now Podcast: Learn English | Speak English Without Grammar.

In today's episode:  I'll talk about the most common business expressions. Later, you'll practice grammar with a point of view story.  Awesome! Let's get started! Look up to someone When you look up to someone, you view them with respect and admiration. Example: "Tom truly looks up to his father, and he wants to become a policeman just like his dad." Show the ropes This expression refers to a sailor learning the different ropes for the sails of a ship. When you show the ropes to someone you explain to them how to do a particular task correctly: Example: "It'll take me a couple of weeks to show you the ropes but, after that, you'll be entirely prepared for the task." Day one We usually use the expression day one to talk about something that happens from the very beginning of an activity or a process.  Examples: "I'm sorry, but your project was meant to fail from day one!" "This procedure has never worked from day one." -- End of the extract.-- Get the text here: SpeakEnglishPodcast.com