Business, Communication, Culture, Email Writing Slang: Is it Okay for Business Emails? Slang is very informal language. It is usually specific to members of a certain generation, nationality, or ethnic group. Slang…
Communication, Grammar, Writing Make vs. Do: How to Tell Which One Is Correct The verbs “to make” and “to do” can really be confusing for people who speak English as a second (or…
Communication, Email Writing Synonyms: Add Some Variety To Your Business Emails One of the greatest things about the English language is that there are many ways to express the same idea….
Artificial Intelligence, Communication, Miscellaneous, News, Writing Should You Use AI to Generate Your English Content? (Part One) AI seems to be everywhere these days! It’s nearly impossible to avoid seeing ads for AI services, funny images created…
Communication, Email Writing, Writing Holiday Greetings in the Workplace (Part Three) In the first part of our series on holiday greetings in the workplace, we focused on why it’s important to…
Communication, Email Writing, Writing Holiday Greetings in the Workplace (Part Two) Are you confused about holiday messages in the workplace? If so, you are not alone! Last time, we explored why…
Communication, Email Writing Holiday Greetings in the Workplace (Part One) In many parts of the world, the months of November and December are known as “the holiday season”. It is…
Business, Communication, Email Writing “You Guys”: Inappropriate for the Workplace? Would you guys like to grab some lunch before the meeting? Hey you guys, what happened to the coffee machine?…
Communication, Email Writing, Grammar, Writing Is it Ever Okay to Use an Incomplete Sentence? Sure. In Certain Contexts. In three of our recent articles, we looked at different kinds of incomplete sentences and ways to correct them. (Click…
Communication How to diplomatically and constructively criticize someone in an email? All too often in our daily lives, we find that we need to complain about something. When buying something, we…
