"Ahora mismo estamos en pleno invierno, que quizá no sea tu estación favorita del año pero para la que existen multitud de palabras de vocabulario para describirla".
Using English Words of Compassion and Kindness
“One of the key parts of English vocabulary that a new learner to the language should focus on is to how to be compassionate and kind to other people. When you learn English as a Second Language, your vocabulary to express kindness, compassion, and understanding towards others should be a top priority. Expressing kindness in English or in any language will get you very far with other native speakers and can help you in any situation.”
Etiqueta del correo electrónico
"Para escribir buenos correos electrónicos para tus actividades profesionales o para tu carrera, tienes que ser capaz de entender la etiqueta adecuada que conlleva este tipo de escritura. Si eres capaz de dominar la etiqueta de los correos electrónicos, podrás hacer un buen trabajo trabajando bien con los demás, siendo cooperativo y siendo considerado un jugador de equipo."
Aspectos básicos del inglés comercial
"Sin embargo, a medida que te haces mayor y avanzas en tu carrera o en tus negocios, puede que te resulte ventajoso conocer los fundamentos del inglés comercial. Además del vocabulario y la gramática, necesitas conocer los pasos principales antes de poder avanzar en tu puesto. Abarco varios de estos temas tanto en clases particulares de inglés comercial como en un curso en línea específico para este tema".
Sobre la redacción de memorandos
"¿Qué es un memorándum? Un memorándum o 'memo' es un tipo de mensaje escrito que se transmite en una empresa para cambios internos y revisión. Ser capaz de editar, escribir y entender memorandos es una parte clave del éxito en el mundo de los negocios. Los memorandos suelen ser más breves en cuanto a extensión escrita y pueden tener desde tan sólo 100 palabras hasta unas 1.000, dependiendo del tema."
Double The Word Phenomenon
“The particular reason why this particular comedy hour stood out to me was due to Jerry’s focus on a peculiar aspect of the English language and how it was even strange to him even as a native speaker and whose English vocabulary is varied and mature. He was drawn to the fact that in the English language, we sometimes have this tendency to repeat certain words again or back to back and it can still make sense.”
Writing Formal Letters
“Writing a formal letter has gone out of style with the rise of e-mails and text messages. However, it is not gone yet and if you would like to stand out as a great English writer, I really recommend you learn more about the art of writing formal letters. Writing a letter, in general, is great practice especially when it comes to developing your vocabulary and sentence structure.”
Colons
“The colon is very useful in the English language, but it is also considered to be a bit underused as a means of punctuation within the world of grammar. You have to understand the circumstances for which a ‘colon’ can be used as well as a few examples of when it can show up in a regular sentence. If you can master colons, you can definitely count yourself as being advanced as an English learner.”
Stringing Together Semicolons
“Similar to commas, Semicolons are an important punctuation mark that plays a key role in many English sentences. When you think of a semicolon, think of it being a slight pause in a sentence between the two main clauses or parts that should be separated as you would do with a comma. You will want to use the semicolon in between two independent clauses within a basic sentence and this is especially true if there is no coordinating conjunction being used such as and, or, but, etc.”
Commas
“The Comma is an integral part of any English language sentence and while it may not come up all the time, it is likely to come up many of your sentences especially if they are longer than 10 sentences. The comma helps us to avoid run-on sentences or sentences that are too long-winded, which will distract the reader, and take away from the meaning of your sentence(s). Commas should be used moderately to not to introduce many pauses within your sentences.”