Do you know how to use "desde", "hace" and "desde hace" in spanish? Do you think these words can be used in the same context or not? If you think these words are interchangeable, this episode is for you! I will tell you the differences between these words and when to use them.

Before you enter the boardroom or HR's office you'll meet alot of people along the way. Will you be nice and say hi? Will you smile? Or you'll be thinking of your interview most of the time forgetting others around you? What would you like others to feel about you? What impression do you want to make? If you smile, your shoes, your nails and your clothes were to communicate - what would they say about you? What is the outcome you are going after? These are some questions and a lot more are awaiting for you in the middle of the podcast and more to the end too. Listen in, take notes and apply it. They are simple but effective! If you want my private 1-1 job interview preparation meetings - schedule them now. See you tomorrow.

How to use small words or sounds to express feelings in English.

IELTS Speaking Preparation. Q. 5. Do you think that people have become more materialistic when it comes to giving gifts, as compared to your grandparents’ time? Linking words: Besides, in addition, finally. Relevant vocabulary: materialistic, society, culture, commercial, expensive, turned int, booming, industry, play a crucial role, fostering, unrealistic expectations. How would you answer this question yourself? Would y ou like IELTS speaking help to stretch your ideas, give more detailed answers, improve your gramama in the process? Send me a package request to be trainer by me 1-1.

My new episode is about the new king of Britain.

English At Work: 10 Ways to Improve Your English at Work. Tip 3. | Make Practicing English at Work Your Second Job "Treat your work day as your English class" How do you feel asking about a word you didn't know? Do you think you'll look stupid if you will? Why there is a need to have this attitude? (Of treating your work as an opportunity to practice English as if you are in an English class?) You'll find answers to these questions, my own story of how I grew my confidence being 23 and a lot more! To Your Success! PS. If you need personal coaching, please read about my 1-1 mentoring classes and my achievements. I'd love to sepport y ou personally. See you in my 1-1 meetings.

This is what we do in some of our Group classes! Listen to this debate and if you love the idea of this higher level language function, join one of our sessions. Every class includes a mini debate and our Intensive English 2 has more than 30 minutes dedicated to debating - and assessing others!

English At Work: Different ways to In An English-Speaking Environment. Part 2. Top 10 Ways to Learn English at Work. Today we are discussiong the second way: Focus on the Basics First. If you work in an English-speaking environment, you probably know how to have a simple conversation in English (at the very least). However, there’s always room for improvement when it comes to learning a second language. Even native English speakers make mistakes! Focusing on the basics of your conversations will be your first step. Dive into the recording and listen to some ideas that will assist you in your spoken English development at work! Let me know how I can assist your development.

Check out my new podcast about the top ten largest countries in the world! Is your country on the list? - Here is a brief description of the top ten countries in the world by land area: - The top ten countries in the world by land area are Russia (17,098,242 sq km), Canada (9,984,670 sq km), China (9,596,961 sq km), the United States (9,147,593 sq km), Brazil (8,515,767 sq km), Australia (7,692,024 sq km), India (3,287,263 sq km), Argentina (2,780,400 sq km), Kazakhstan (2,724,900 sq km), and Algeria (2,381,741 sq km). These countries are characterized by their diverse geography, rich cultural heritage, and iconic landscapes, ranging from frozen tundra and subtropical beaches to deserts, mountains, and rainforests. Each country is unique and has its own special identity that sets it apart from others.