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A flat yes or no can sound abrupt in English. These alternatives soften the edges without weakening the message.
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Word lists produce words you recognise but never say. Here is how to build vocabulary you actually use.
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Most idiom lists are full of expressions nobody has used since 1950. These ten appear in real offices constantly.
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Appearance, personality and manner each have their own vocabulary — and some words that seem neutral carry judgement.
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Spelling, vocabulary and some grammar differ. Neither is more correct — but mixing them randomly looks careless.
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Words that look or sound similar and mean different things. These are the pairs that cause the most real-world errors.
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Deadlines, availability and rescheduling have their own precise vocabulary — and misusing it causes real confusion.
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Phrasal verbs are where textbook English and real English separate most sharply. These twenty appear constantly.
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