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HI! Hope you are doing well today! For those who are learning a new language. I suggest you use an app called AUDIO FLASHCARDS. This app allows you to not only record your voice or someone else's voice. But you can test your own pronunciation along with a native speaker. I suggest you have anyone who speaks your language. Speak everything very slowly and clearly. Thus allowing you to hear how it's pronounced. I don't suggest using the AI on the app to speak the language because it pronounces everything weirdly. Which means you would not hear it being said correctly. I also suggest you create a conversation in the flashcards so you can hear everything clearly. As it was meant to be said. Hope this helps.
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BUSINESS ENGLISH
Your manager says: “Let’s touch base next week.”
What do they mean?
'Touch base' means?
Let’s meet at the head office
Let’s finish the project
Let’s start again from the beginning
Let’s contact each other briefly
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🕵️ MARKET NEWS DETECTIVE – CAN YOU READ THE MARKETS?
Imagine you are a financial analyst.
Read the following market report:
"The US dollar strengthened on Tuesday as investors sought safe-haven assets amid growing geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, Treasury yields edged higher and equity markets struggled to find direction."
Now answer these three questions:
What does "safe-haven assets" mean?
Why might geopolitical tensions strengthen the US dollar?
What does "yields edged higher" mean?
💬 Share your interpretation in the comments.
Bonus: Can you summarize this market report in just ONE sentence?
Let's combine English skills with financial market knowledge!
#FinancialEnglish #MarketAnalysis #EnglishForInvestors
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💹 FINANCIAL ENGLISH – HOW WOULD YOU SAY IT?
Imagine you are discussing the stock market with an international colleague.
Complete the following sentence:
"The dollar has been gaining strength against the Brazilian real, mainly due to increased market ______ and concerns about the global economic outlook."
A) volatility
B) profitability
C) liquidity
D) affordability
💬 Which word would you choose?
Bonus challenge: Explain the difference between volatility and liquidity.
Let's improve our Financial English together!
#Forex #FinancialEnglish #GlobalMarkets
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📈 FINANCIAL ENGLISH LAB – GUESS THE TERM!
Let's talk about the stock market!
What is the financial term that describes the following situation?
"When investors become increasingly worried about the market and start selling their assets, often causing prices to fall sharply."
A) Bull market
B) Bear market
C) Short squeeze
D) Market rally
💬 What's your answer?
Bonus question: What is the opposite of a bear market?
Can you use both expressions in a sentence?
#FinancialEnglish #StockMarketEnglish #InvestingEnglish
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🎓 CAMBRIDGE C2 VOCABULARY CHALLENGE
Let's test your advanced English!
Which word best completes the sentence?
"Despite facing considerable criticism, the politician remained ______ in his decision to pursue the controversial reform."
A) adamant
B) reluctant
C) tentative
D) compliant
💬 What is your answer? Can you explain why the other options are less suitable?
Bonus challenge: Can you write another sentence using the correct word?
Let's see how many future C2 candidates we have here!
#CambridgeEnglish #C2Proficiency #AdvancedEnglish
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In today's edition of : You might not know this about Americans.
Questions from Alice. A native English speaker born and raised in the United States.
True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States must speak business or technical English for their job. (I mean ALL JOBS. From flipping burgers to working in a clothing store.)
True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States is knowledgeable about business/technical English vocabulary.
True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States speaks business English on a regular basis.
True or False: Only certain jobs in the US require professional business English speaking at their job.
True or False: Public schools in the US teach all kids/teens about business/technical English.
True or False: Small talk/casual English speaking is more common than business English.
True or False: All United States public universities require students to learn business/technical English, no matter what the degree chosen by the student is.
True or False: Native English speakers from the US speak using complex sentences with advanced words on a regular basis.
If you're not a native English speaker and are wanting to learn English, how would you answer these true or false questions. The real answers most likely will shock you.
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