Do you feel a little bit stuck using the same basic words over and over in English to express your ideas?
Maybe you feel like you want to build up your vocabulary, but you aren’t really sure where to start.
This week, let’s focus on two ways to avoid repeating the same words and expressions by using stronger adjectives and different adverbs.
It can be hard to be in a conversation with a native speaker, especially if you aren’t really sure what they are saying. Is it better to pretend you understand so that the other person doesn’t think you are stupid? In my view, the answer is a very enthusiastic “NO!” You should definitely stop them …
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If you have to write emails in English, take a moment and check this list to make sure that you aren’t committing any of these faux pas. Here are five qualities that I don’t like in emails. These can either make you look unprofessional in English or just cause the reader to feel uncomfortable.
