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If your spoken or written English ever feels like a list of facts rather than an actual argument, discourse markers are probably what’s missing. They’re the connective tissue of communication. Without them, your ideas sit next to each other like strangers on a bus. With them, those ideas move together, build on each other, and […]
Meetings end. The coffee goes cold. Everyone leaves. And then someone has to write up what actually happened. If that someone is you, and English is not your first language, this post is for you. Summarising a meeting in English is a core professional skill. Done well, it keeps your team aligned, shows you understood […]
Meeting minutes are one of those things everyone assumes they can write — until someone reads them back and has no idea what was decided, who is responsible, or when anything is supposed to happen. Poor minutes cause real problems: missed deadlines, repeated arguments, and a lot of “but I thought we agreed…” emails. For […]
A badly written business report does not just look unprofessional. It can cost you a decision, a deal, or a promotion. If English is not your first language, the pressure doubles: you are trying to communicate clearly and do it in someone else’s linguistic territory. This lesson will cut through the noise and show you […]
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