Nowadays your presentations don’t have to be these formal affairs with high-faluting language, which was guaranteed to put your audience to sleep. Keep your audience engaged with shit-hot presentation content, …
Here’s a telephone conversation between a P.A. (personal assistant) and a very irate customer. If the conversation seems slightly odd, then that’s because I made it up so I could …
Natives often use phrasal verbs instead of more common verbs, which can be tricky for non-natives. A phrasal verb is (verb + preposition etc). Look at the following example. “Mike …
Like phrasal verbs are less formal synonyms of English verbs, e.g. postpone (put off). There are phrasal verbs, which are synonyms of other phrasal verbs. Oh yes, the phrasal verb …
Rip-off (Abzocke), (to have a) lie-in (ausschlafen), mix-up (Verwechslung= confusion), cover-up, (Vertuschung), pile-up (Auffahrunfall), handout (Informationsblatt), crackdown (Durchgreifen), cutback (Kürzung), outset (Anfang), outgoings (Ausgaben)!!!! Titbitonians, welcome to last deep dive …