Congestion Charges - Bonus Vocabulary (Trial)
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In this Members-only Bonus Vocabulary episode of Down to Business English, Skip Montreux and Samantha Vega go through bonus vocabulary explanations and examples for words and phrases used in D2B 273 — Congestion Charges: A Deep Dive into Urban Traffic Solutions.
The words and expressions they explain are:
- The crux of something (noun phrase)
- To be exempt (adjective)
- In conjunction with (phrase)
- A toll (noun)
- To sue (verb)
After explaining the words and expressions in the context of how they were used in D2B 273 — Congestion Charges, they demonstrate how these words ad phrases can be used in a model business conversation.
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