Agreement expressions in English are often used. It’s not enough simply to say “yes” or “no”, you’ll feel much better if you choose one or two of the phrases listed below and start using them on a regular basis. You’ll… (READ MORE)
Making generalilzations can be dangerous, but using generalizaton phrases in essays or in a conversation with your customers can be really useful. Let me list a few F (formal), SF (semi-formal) and I (informal) expressions: F: Something has a tendency… (READ MORE)
One among the most useful expressions in English is asking where something is. Watch this video and practise asking the questions “Where is… + Singular” or “Where are… + Plural” and giving the appropriate answers. Make sure not to forget… (READ MORE)
After talking about making complaints and asking for clarification, I think it is essential to go through the list of phrases which can help you give clear explanations. As usual, you’ll notice the abbrevations F, SF, and I for formal, semi-formal… (READ MORE)
In the previous post I added some most common phrases for asking for clarifications in English, and now it’s time to practise how to use phrases for giving clarifications. F: The point I am trying to make is that… (READ MORE)