In-Depth Tips from Dr English
Dr English is the resident expert in language and communication training at Workplace English Training E-Platform (WETE). The informative and often in-depth articles below will help more advanced learners to understand and improve various aspects of their English, especially the English they need for work. You can read Dr English's tips on your PC, laptop or mobile device. These articles are only available for members of WETE. If you would like to subscribe and receive email notifications of future postings, please subscribe by clicking the Newsletter link above.
Interrupting and Avoiding Commenting in Business Meetings
Improving your Listening Skills
Techniques for Emphasising your Message when Speaking
Telephone Courtesy
Avoiding Referencing Errors
Job Application Letter vs Job Covering Letter
How to Write a Conclusion to a Business Report
Greeting a Visitor at Your Office
English is a Difficult Language to Master!
Business Presentations: Signposting Language
Useful Language for Requesting and Clarifying Information by Phone
Questioning
American Etiquette Guidelines
Useful Language for Chairing a Business Meeting
Run-on Sentences Explained
Problem Words and Phrases in Business Writing
The Direct Approach to Giving Bad News in Business Correspondence
Internet Slang
Tips for Networking when Business Socialising
Business Email: Referencing in the Opening Paragraph
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