English Hangman with business vocabulary
Guess business English words letter by letter from a clue — and instead of a gallows, every miss stacks a brick. At eight bricks the tower is complete and the round is lost.
Guess the word before the tower is built
Guess business English words letter by letter. A short clue gives you the meaning — every miss stacks a brick. At eight bricks the tower is complete and the round is lost.
The classroom classic — made useful
Everyone knows hangman from school. This version swaps two things: instead of arbitrary words, every term comes from our business English podcast with its meaning as the clue — so you never guess blind, you search for the word behind a meaning you know.
And instead of a gallows, a brick tower grows: eight misses, eight bricks. After every round you see the word in an English example sentence so it sticks.
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Frequently asked questions
How many misses do I get?
Eight. Every wrong letter stacks a brick onto the tower; at the eighth brick the round is lost and the word is revealed — example sentence included.
Where do the words come from?
From the Simmonds business English podcast: terms from real dialogues about meetings, negotiations and phone calls, each with its meaning as the clue.
Is it free?
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