You know the subject. You know the people who will be attending your presentation. You know the setting. You know the rules. Yet, you freeze when it is show time. Sounds familiar? Read on for some suggestions...
NEGATIVE SENTENCES STRUCTURE Subject + don’t/doesn’t + verb- 1st form+ object. Note: Do not add s/es to the 1st form of the verb ( 1st form of the verb given in the verb list ) with any...
Talking on the phone is very common in the office. You will be in a situation where you have to call someone, receive a phone call, leave a message, return a call, and a variety of other tasks. We will...
Word Order: the backbone of clarity in English English relies heavily on word order to signal who does what to whom; the typical pattern is Subject → Verb → Object (SVO), and small shifts can...
Sales assistant : Good morning, can I help you? Customer : Yes, please. I am not able to find dark chocolates. Sales assistant : Any specific brand of chocolates? Customer : Yes, Morde. Sales Assistant...