It’s probably in the Finnish language There are over 7,000 languages spoken in the world. Earlier this year, extensive research studies (масштабные исследования) found that one language is lost on average (в среднем) every three months. The Bible is the most translated book in the world, followed by Pinocchio. Surprised? Us too, but we’re not…
Effective Listening in Business Communication Part 3 Body Language Eyes focused on the speaker, sitting forward slightly in your chair, arms and legs in an open and relaxed position are examples of body language that communicates true listening. Take a second to become aware of what your nonverbal communication is saying to others. If it…
Modals To Give Advice We use the modal verbs should, ought to and had better or shouldn’t, ought not and had better not to give advice. Should and ought to have the same meaning, but the verb ‘should’ is more common. They can be used to refer to the present and the future time. Examples: …
Today’s Word of the Day is: to make sense (ph.) Transcription: [meɪk ‘sens] Russian Translation: быть логичным, разумным Definition: 1. To be practical and sensible; 2. To be easy to understand Example: 1. It made good sense to continue with the reforms. 2. Her argument makes perfect sense to me. Synonyms: be practical, sensible, rational