Joanne Reilly 
English Academy
 

You can communicate in English. I know this because you're reading this blog post. So what is the difference between the English you learnt at school and Business English? Business English is formal English. We use it at work to: be clear communicate professionally make use of specialist vocabulary show cultural awareness The English you learnt at school helped you to pass your exams. You can use it when you go on holiday, to sing along to the lyrics of a pop song or just to

We use 'said' so often in English, but there are many more words we could use! Not sure which ones? Read on. It is important to look for different words that say the same thing: To demonstrate to your boss that you have good command of the language, which may mean greater chances of promotion in a multinational organisation. To show your teachers that you have good vocabulary and achieve higher marks in tests. To make what you write and say more interesting to engage with. At

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