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Sure! Here are a few businessrelated sentences:
1. "Our company is expanding its market presence internationally."
2. "We need to conduct a thorough analysis of our quarterly financial performance."
3. "The marketing team is working on a new campaig... more

Sure! Here are a few business-related sentences:

1. "Our company is expanding its market presence internationally."
2. "We need to conduct a thorough analysis of our quarterly financial performance."
3. "The marketing team is working on a new campaign to boost brand awareness."
4. "Developing strong partnerships is crucial for our business growth."
Sure, I'd be happy to help!
Your sentence: "Fine, would you teach me some sentences about business?" is understandable, but it can sound a bit informal or casual. Here are a few improved versions depending on the tone you want:
Polite and clear:
"Could you teach me some useful business English phrases?"
More natural and conversational:
"Can you teach me some business-related sentences?"
Even more professional:
"Would you mind teaching me some common business expressions?"
Tips for improvement:
1. Use polite forms like "Could you" or "Would you mind" instead of "Would you" to sound more respectful.
2. Be specific — saying "business sentences" is okay, but "business English phrases" or "business expressions" sounds more natural.
3. If you're asking for help learning, adding "useful" or "common" gives your request more purpose.
Let me know what kind of business situations you want to learn for — meetings, emails, negotiations, etc. — and I can give you useful phrases for that.