5 Tips to Improve Your Confidence Speaking Business English. 1. Display some interest You want to show that you are engaged while listening to others. Ask questions that will get others to talk. Show interest in the topic. It'll not be long so if the topic isn't interesting - it will not be long AANNDD... you can learn something new, look for that! 2. Use positive language. Use positive words and phrases that will stir the conversation to a positive end. 3. Use gestures to show understanding Be a little bit like people from Italy - communicate with your body, let other people know that you are into what they are describing, try not to be dull and passive, right? :) You can immediately apply the tips tomorrow and let me know how you'll liked them! If you need assistance to become fear-less when communicating to colelagues, in meetings, during zooms calls or talking to clients - let me know what your challenges are. I hold different meetings for different clients - read some of my class types. I'm sure you'll like some of it. See you tomorrow.

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IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 3 - The Internet and it's impact. Q3. Q. How has the internet changed social behaviour? Linking words: Besides, however, finally, in addition Relevant vocabulary: Use of the internet, attitude, society, strengthen, social relationship, for example, via the internet, connects friends, common platform, internet users, glued, long hours, depression, isolating, casual conversation, false IDs, surfing. What ideas did you like most? What can you do with us? Based on that - how can you structure your own answer? Do y ou need help in preparing IELTS speaking part 1,2 and 3 and you are scared of opening your mouth, making mistakes and fearing the event? BOok my private 1-1 mentoring session where I'll make sure you'll leave calm for your exam and will have methods and ways to answer IELTS questions. See you tomorrow.

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In this podcast we'll look into some answers to 3 common questions: 1. How to answer: ‘Tell me a bit about yourself.’ 2. How to answer: ‘What are your weaknesses?’ 3. How to answer: ‘Describe a time you faced a challenge and what steps you took to overcome it.’ Before you'll go further - how would you do it yourself? What will your thinking be while answering? Question One: The interviewer typically isn’t asking you about your weekend here. Take this opportunity to capture and distill the most important things they need to know about you as an employee—your most impactful job, the skills you’d most like to highlight, as well as some of the previous projects you feel showcase your abilities are all great options. Question Two: Avoid responding with something that’s not genuine and communicates inauthenticity—saying something like ‘I work too hard!’ doesn’t come across well. Everyone has weaknesses—it’s how we manage them that’s important and expressing what you’ve already got underway to alter it is the key. QUestion Three: This demands self-reflection and self-examination, focusing on problem solving skills and your attitude to challenges, conflict resolution and how you cope under pressure. Work through the S.T.A.R method if you get a little stuck: first, contextualise the situation for your interviewee by presenting the challenge in a professional manner and explain how it arose in the first place, then explain a little about where you fell in the group in relation to the task at hand. Use some ideas aboe and also prepare your answers as well. At the end of the day - they are 'buying' your personality, not so much how you answer those questions so don't be shy being yourself, it countrs massively! Let me know how I can help you privately in your interview preparations! To Your Success!

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IELTS Speaking. Part 3. Question 2. Is using the internet a social or solitary activity? Why? Linking words: On top of that, however, finally. Relevant vocabulary: Interact with other people, society, busy, finding information, doing homework, surfing, screens, pay much attention, “social” thing, purpose or function, social networking websites, connect, bringing friends and relatives together, like-minded, common cause. What was useful out of the answer? Did you get inspired? Do you want some help in IELTS speaking? Book my class now to improve your score!

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