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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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Recruiters spend seconds on each CV. Strong verbs and specific numbers survive that scan; adjectives do not.
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Dropped word endings are a leading cause of being misunderstood, and almost nobody practises them.
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Video calls add lag, cross-talk and frozen screens to an already harder situation. A few phrases handle almost all of it.
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English has a strict adjective order that native speakers follow without ever being taught it. Here it is, written down.
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The problem is almost never motivation. It is that the plan requires time that does not exist.
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Some verbs take "to do", others take "doing", and a few change meaning depending on which you pick.
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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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Change which word you stress and the same sentence means something different. English carries a lot of meaning this way.
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