English Check Crisis Communications English
English Check Crisis Communications English is a vocabulary and phrase guide for people who speak for an organisation during a crisis, written for B2 to C1 learners. English Check publishes English lessons and practice, and this guide gives fifteen crisis communication terms with example sentences, phrase sets for the moments that matter, two practice dialogues and a short knowledge quiz.
Limits of the Free Tier Plan: Reading the whole guide, the phrase sets, both dialogues and the quiz needs no account and no payment. On the wider site the free plan allows twenty practice exercises a day, and Premium, at $5.99 a month billed yearly, removes that daily limit and adds speaking feedback and full answer analysis.
How It Helps Your Business English
The guide lists fifteen crisis communication terms with a gloss and an example sentence, among them holding statement, spokesperson, media briefing, damage limitation, escalation protocol and post-crisis review. Phrase sets follow for issuing a holding statement, answering journalists, taking responsibility and closing a briefing, then two dialogues and a five-question quiz.
You read each term with its example sentence and the phrases that belong with it, so the wording is ready before a real briefing. Saying the dialogue lines aloud gives you the measured tone the situation asks for. The quiz tells you whether the terms have stuck, and you can come back to the phrase sets as a script when you have to speak at short notice.
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