Do you often need to write feedback on your colleagues? Are you often at a loss for words, struggling to express your thoughts tactfully and professionally? Dive into this article for phrases that will help you craft both positive and less than positive feedback with ease. We’re sure it will give you some inspiration and make the task simpler.
To all nature and English language lovers out there, today we are learning how to describe nature, with a particular focus on winter landscapes. To give you a clear idea, see the picture featured in this post. As usual in this series, we’ll begin with intermediate-level vocabulary and gradually progress to more advanced terms to really challenge you. Lock in the key vocabulary with the exercises provided and equip yourself to describe nature both accurately and eloquently.
Last week, we explored how to agree and disagree in informal situations. If you need a refresher—or if you missed it—be sure to check out that post. This time, we’re taking a deep dive into useful language for more formal contexts, such as conversations with clients. Read on to learn the right words to help you be heard and understood, even in the trickiest of situations.
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