Unlock the potential of critical thinking in language learning with our new lesson plan based on Julia Galef's TED Talk.
Understanding "Quite": A Comprehensive Guide for C1 Business English Learners
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the different types of interrogative forms in English, focusing on their application in business communication. From the basics of yes/no questions to the nuances of indirect questions and conditional structures, we've got you covered
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Get Get Get - Let's Talk About The Most Versatile English Verb (Which Is Also Every Student's Biggest Nightmare)
Researching the holiday options and discussing pros and cons of different holiday ideas with the family - English Vocabulary, Idioms, Conversation Questions and Video Follow Up
Preparing for a Business Dinner: Expressions to Use, Topics To Discuss, and Ways to Ask Others To Repeat What They Said
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