Business English is one of the essential qualities you need to have a successful career. However, in an environment where many people can speak English at work and in their private lives, it is of great importance that you stand …
Unlike other anthropologists of the time, American anthropologist Edward T. Hall who was born in 1914, did not regard culture as a single and separate way of life but believed that the perspectives of individuals also affected interaction. This perspective …
Remote working. Social distancing. Zoom meetings. E-commerce. Online conferences. Digital processes. Many of us did not expect that we would encounter these concepts every day – not until March 2020. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, from our work environment to company …
It is widely known that there is an internal stimulus, an urge that pushes people to do something. In its most understandable and simple form, this stimulus or urge is called “motivation”. If no such power had come from within …
With the office-based working approach starting to diminish due to the Covid19 Pandemic conditions, working life has evolved to a different point and continues to evolve. It is observed that these changes have seriously affected companies and employees. Before the …
Using the words “neither” and “either” can be confusing for many students, but in this short lesson, I will teach you how to use these words with confidence. We use both “neither” and “either” when comparing options. We use “neither” as a negative, to indicate that …
This is a very good question. It is also an excellent question! In conversations, many English speakers use the word “very” as a way to intensify the value of another word. When we speak casually, we often choose the first …
This is a hairy subject with several tentacles leading off like an octopus. Here, we will address some groups of singular nouns that end with s. These are the most common, as we think of nouns ending with s …
“Probably” is a word you’ll hear often in English. Americans in particular use this word in daily conversations. The meaning is “almost certain; most likely based on the current knowledge.” It’s similar to “maybe,” but with a little more assurance …
We meet students of all levels on the Cambly learning platform and many express the same sentiment. So why is it so? Daily I see children smiling shyly, communicating by drawing on our interactive Kids program; answering correctly but reluctant …
