Professional English · Lesson 06 — Hedging — How to Disagree Without Creating Conflict
Hedging means softening a statement so it is persuasive rather than confrontational. It is not weakness; it is professional communication.
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Professional English · Lesson 05 — Networking Small Talk — Five Topics That Always Work
Small talk is not small — it builds relationships that lead to opportunities. Five topics are reliably safe and engaging in any professional context.
Professional English · Lesson 04 — Telephone English — Phrases That Never Fail
Phone calls in English feel harder because there are no visual clues. These phrases cover every situation from opening to closing.
Professional English · Lesson 03 — Presenting Data — Three Phrases That Do All the Work
Data on a slide means nothing without a sentence to interpret it. Three phrases work in any presentation.
Professional English · Lesson 02 — Meeting Language — Take the Floor and Hold It
Meetings require specific phrases for joining in, agreeing, and moving things forward. Without them, you stay silent when you have ideas.
Professional English · Lesson 01 — Email Openings — Start Professional Every Time
How you open an email sets the tone for everything that follows. Three openings cover 90% of professional situations.
Kids English · Lesson 10 — My Family — People I Love
Mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather — family words are some of the first words we learn in any language.
Kids English · Lesson 09 — Things in My Classroom — Name What You See
Your classroom is full of English words: book, pen, pencil, desk, chair, board, door, window.
Kids English · Lesson 08 — Feelings — How Do You Feel Today?
Feelings have names in English. Knowing them helps you tell people how you are.
Kids English · Lesson 07 — Days of the Week — Seven Magic Words
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Seven days — and Friday is everyone’s favourite.