Do
you know that English is one of the most spoken languages in the world?
English
has become the dominant business language and for this reason millions of
people have to learn it if they want to succeed. Learning English can be time
consuming but when you see how many opportunities it creates, you will
understand how valuable is to learn this language.
My
blog is written in English. You find the articles like Howto Respond to Team in Crisis or How to Strengthen and Keep Motivation. I am sure
that reading my blog articles helps you enhance your English vocabulary and
learn words and phrases in sentences. I have growing audience of English
learners who use my blog to support their learning process.
Since
2016 I’ve introduced In a Word, a new series focused on the English language
(vocabulary and grammar) on my blog. You find examples that show you how words
are used in sentences. It’s possible that you know
some of the words but you also learn new things e.g. origins of words. This
information should make even native speakers curious about the language they
speak.
Just
two examples:
1.
Do you know what em means in printing? This is a unit equal to one sixth
of an inch. Did you know that?
2.
Do you know when to use invite and invitation?
I
am always happy to share with you current information about my two ongoing
projects, English newsletters, – Your English Vocabulary and In Season Cooking. These are the current
newsletters that I am writing (the newsletters that you find on my website are
in archive).
My
English learners love reading the current newsletters. This is what they say:
“Your
English Vocabulary is very helpful. Its grammar and vocabulary activities help
me to improve my speaking skills.”
“I
like the reading section of Your English Vocabulary. This is a very easy way to
learn new words.”
“In
Season Cooking helps me to understand English better. I am learning a lot of
new words.”
You
find some current updates re the English newsletters on my blog because I want
to make sure you don’t miss important information that might interest you.
Please
visit my website that provides detailed information about the English courses I offer.
If
you are interested in receiving my English newsletters, please learn more about
subscription and contact me.
Hope you’ll post comments and
share your ideas and wishes.
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