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English Grammar Essentials and Word Building

Posted by admin on Apr 18, 2025 in Administration and Management | 0 comments

Connectors and Conjunctions

So that + subject + verb (often with modal like ‘could’/’would’)
Although + subject + verb
As well as + -ing form
As soon as + subject + verb
As long as
As far as I’m concerned
In case + subject + verb
In order to + infinitive
If / Unless
Despite / In spite of + -ing form / the fact that + subject + verb
Before / After
Because of + noun / the fact that + subject + verb
Even so / Even if / Even though
Either … or … (e.g., either on Monday or Tuesday)
However (sentence start or mid-

English Vocabulary and Grammar: Money, Sports & Key Rules

Posted by admin on Apr 16, 2025 in Administration and Management | 0 comments

Unit 6: Money Matters

Vocabulary Examples

Can you lend me some money?
I owe Jim $20.
I got a discount on them.
I thought I had a note (banknote) in my wallet.
She’s a bit short of money.
They made a very nice profit on the deal.
My salary hasn’t arrived yet.
I don’t have any cash on me.
Could I borrow your pen?
We need to consider the legal fees.

Money Idioms

Cost an arm and a leg: Extremely expensive.
Hard-earned money: Money made from working a lot.
On the house: Paid for by a bar or restaurant.
Splash out: Spend

Essential English Vocabulary: Word Lists by Category

Posted by admin on Apr 13, 2025 in Administration and Management | 0 comments

Film and TV Genres

Action Adventure
Cartoon
Comedy
Fantasy
Horror
Romance
Musical
Western
Martial Arts
War
Documentary
Game Show
Soap Opera
Sports Programme
The News
Chat Show
Reality TV Show
Crime Series
Comedy Show

Shops and Shopping Concepts

Bookshop: selling (vender)
Cafe: borrowing (prestar)
Chemist: saving (ahorrar)
Clothes Shop: buying
Electronics Shop: spending (gastar)
Music Shop: earning (ganar)
Newsagent: shopping
Cosmetics Shop
Shoe Shop
Sport Shop
Sweet Shop

Jobs and Related Adjectives

Dancer: brave (valiente)
Footballer:

English Grammar Tenses: A Quick Reference Guide

Posted by admin on Apr 9, 2025 in Administration and Management | 0 comments

English Grammar Tenses

Present Simple

Use: Always, often, usually, sometimes, never, every day, every week, every year, on Monday, twice a week.

Affirmative: He/She/It + verb + s. I/You/We/They + verb (base form).

Negative: He/She/It + doesn’t + verb (base form). I/We/You/They + don’t + verb (base form).

Interrogative: Do + I/We/You/They + verb (base form)? / Does + He/She/It + verb (base form)?

Present Continuous

Use: Now, at the moment, look, listen.

Affirmative: I + am + verb + ing. He/She/It + is +

Effective Email Templates: Boots Return, Vacation Inquiry, Job Application

Posted by admin on Apr 6, 2025 in Administration and Management | 0 comments

Email Templates for Various Scenarios

Return of ‘Antarctica’ Snow Boots

Subject: Return of ‘Antarctica’ Snow Boots

Dear Miss Joan Sandler,

I am writing to you because I would like to return the ‘Antarctica’ boots, purchased from your website on 17th January 2025.

After receiving your product, I tried it, and to my surprise, they broke on the second day. This was unexpected because I had heard that your products were of great quality. However, I found this not to be true. In addition, the

Family, Travel, and Friendship: A Personal Journey