Business English · Module 2 · Unit 5
Pre B1 IntermediateIn this lesson, you will discuss talking about products at work and learn practical vocabulary for daily communication.
/kiː ˈsɛl.ɪŋ pɔɪnt/
Meaning:The main feature or benefit that makes a product attractive to customers.
The long battery life is the key selling point of our new laptop.
Real Life Tip:
American sales and product teams frequently emphasize key selling points in presentations to highlight competitive advantages.
/stænd aʊt/
Meaning:To be easily noticeable or clearly better than others.
Our excellent customer service helps our product stand out in a crowded market.
Real Life Tip:
Commonly used in marketing discussions when comparing a product against competitors.
/ɡeɪm ˈtʃeɪn.dʒər/
Meaning:An innovative idea, product, or feature that completely changes a situation or industry.
Adding automated reporting to our software was a real game changer for clients.
Real Life Tip:
Widely used in US business culture to enthusiastically describe high-impact innovations.
/roʊl aʊt/
Meaning:To officially launch or introduce a new product or feature to the market.
We plan to roll out the updated software version early next month.
Real Life Tip:
Often used when discussing product roadmaps, launch schedules, and marketing campaigns.
Direction:
Alex
Sarah
AlexHigh speed is the main ________ of our new delivery service.
Our marketing team plans to ________ the updated product line next month.
Alex ________ the product features to the client yesterday afternoon.
If we highlight the quality, our product ________ stand out easily.
product / a / this / game changer / is / real
out / new / features / will / we / roll / tomorrow

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