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Asking for help is a skill with its own vocabulary. Learn the phrases and the awkwardness mostly disappears.
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The most predictable question in office English, and the one people fumble most. Three sentences and a question back is all you need.
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Family vocabulary in English is narrower than in most Indian languages, which trips people up in unexpected ways.
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Sorry does a lot of different jobs in English. Using the wrong version can make a real apology sound casual.
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Numbers are where fluent speakers still stumble, and where a small error causes the biggest practical problems.
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Effective complaints are calm, specific and end with a clear request. Anger reduces your chances, not increases them.
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Conversations die when answers close instead of open. Three techniques keep them alive without you doing all the talking.
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Money vocabulary in English is full of small distinctions — and the cultural rules about when to discuss it are stricter than in India.
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Beyond "I like" and "I don't like" there is a whole range that makes you sound far more natural.
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