Business English: Writing Your Resume

Today's post is all about writing a resume that gets employers' attention and interest.

What's The Difference? RISE vs RAISE

Today (in this short, short post) we look at the two of the most similar verbs in the English language: rise and raise.

Conditionals: 1st, 2nd, 3rd

If you have ever wondered how to use if and the second conditional, you would start reading this post right now. If you read this post, you'll also learn about the first conditional. I wouldn't have started writing this post, if I had written about the third conditional earlier😆!

Thank You To My Fellow ESL Instructors

As 2016 comes to an end, I say "Thank You" "ありがとうございました", "Gracias", "Merci", "고맙습니다" to my colleagues, who I also call my friends. All my excellent qualities as an ESL instructor come from all of you.

Business English: " Here's The Thing.." - A Guide To Giving Negative Feedback

Do you have to saying something to a colleague or employee about their awful fashion choices, the terrible quality of their work, their body odor, their smelly feet? This post will show you how to soften the impact of your words when giving negative feedback.