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IN vs. ON vs. AT
IN ON AT IN: – We use IN when we are not talking about a special place in an area. – We…
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Alone vs. Lonely
Alone: (adj. or adv) Meaning: without other people or on your own. Ex: He likes living alone. Lonely: (adj.) Meaning: you are…
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May vs. Can
May has two different meanings: 1. Permission Ex: My manager replied to my email with a terse refusal: “You may not take…
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Differences between “goal” and “objective”
The words Goal and Objective are often confused with each other. They both describe things that a person may want to achieve…
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Differences Between American and British English
While there are certainly many more varieties of English, American and British English are the two varieties that are taught in most…
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The Importance Of Soft Skills Training
Business is about people. It is about communication, relationships and about presenting yourself, your company and your ideas in the most positive…
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Negotiation tips
Basic Negotiating Tips We all negotiate in our personal and professional lives. We negotiate when we go to a garage sale, or…
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English Communication Class-English Grammar Revision Class
Cánh cửa hội nhập WTO sắp mở ra hoàn toàn. Hàng triệu CƠ HỘI VIỆC LÀM với MỨC THU NHẬP CAO, HÀNG…
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Body language
A. What is body language? Body language is a term for communication using body movements or gestures (such as the Pinocchio Syndrome)…
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