Iren Kirana·3d agoGreen Flag Manager: Speaking English with ConfidencePicture an operations manager named Rina. Ten years in logistics have taught her every weak spot in her company's supply chain. One…
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Connor O'Brien Sullivan·Nov 6One Small Word Can Change The Tone of a Conversation.Learn when “actually” helps your message and when it gets in the way.
Connor O'Brien Sullivan·Nov 4Stop Saying “Just”: How One Small Word Can Weaken Your MessageWhy removing one unnecessary word can make your business English clearer, more confident, and more professionalA response icon1A response icon1
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Connor O'Brien Sullivan·Oct 30Stop Saying “Sorry”: How to Apologize Professionally Without Apologizing for EverythingLearn when to apologize, when to say thank you, and how to communicate confidently without sounding rude.
WizMantra·Oct 25English on Phone Calls: What to Say When You Answer, Pause and Hang UpPhone calls are harder than face-to-face English: no gestures, no lip-reading, no time to think. Here are the phrases for answering…
Connor O'Brien Sullivan·Oct 9Stop Saying “ASAP”: How to Set Clear Deadlines in Business English — StoryHavenWhy a specific deadline is usually more useful than telling someone to do something “as soon as possible”
MicroEnglish·Oct 58 ways to say "get to the point" in English, with lines from moviesRead the full lesson on MicroEnglish (free): the video, tone notes for every line, example dialogues and a quiz.
