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You do not need to copy any accent. You do need to understand several, because you will not get to choose who you speak to.
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The hardest part of a sentence is the first three words. Keep a set of openers ready and the rest follows.
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Feedback in English follows conventions that are not obvious. Getting the framing wrong turns useful comment into apparent criticism.
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Relative clauses let you join two short sentences into one adult-sounding sentence. They are the fastest upgrade to your written English.
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Presenting in a second language is a rehearsal problem more than a language problem. Structure and repetition do most of the work.
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Films are the hardest listening material there is. Used correctly they are excellent practice; used passively they are entertainment.
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Negotiation language is deliberately tentative. Definite statements close doors that conditional ones keep open.
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Vocabulary you hope not to need, and will be very glad to have if you do.
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Reporting what someone said shifts tenses backwards. The pattern is regular once you see it.
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