01/12/2023
You've probably noticed that native English speakers love to use , even when they're not really necessary.
Find out how to use phrasal verbs in Business with .
TOP TIP: Remember to change the tense of the verb to talk about the past: Find Out > Found Out.
30/11/2023
Different Action = Different Results.
Think differently, change your approach, try something new.
If you want to speak English fluently at work, such as in business meetings, interviews, or presentations, learn .
28/11/2023
This has to be one of the top in use.
Do you have a project in motion, a skill you're learning, or a goal you're trying to achieve? If so, you're 'WORKING ON' these.
27/11/2023
One of my favourite quotes.
How much easier would life be if whenever you spoke to someone, they instantly connected with you and understood you? ...What would that be like in English?
Speak to their heart, not their head.
10/11/2023
Do you 'buy into' the idea that all are born with the ability to lead, or do you think they learn this skill?
09/11/2023
Listen, learn, understand, then speak.
Be careful when 'testing' new vocabulary in new conversations, try first to understand those words fully before using them, in addition to understanding cultural communication etiquette.
It's better to know what message you are sending people before you confuse, or worse, offend them.
07/11/2023
A common phrasal verb in business, typically used when companies need to reduce their spending. We also use it in general conversations when talking about reducing our consumption of something, like food, alcohol or ...chocolate! 👀😆
06/11/2023
Today, we can learn anything, everything, from anywhere in the world, and in the comfort of our own home.
Just be sure you're learning something that is USEFUL to you and that takes you a step closer to your goal.
If you want to speak English fluently at work, with clients, colleagues, leaders and in job interviews, with .
03/11/2023
Be extraordinary, unique, and stand out from others. In an English , we MUST stand out and impress the interviewers. Candidates who stand out for the right reasons, get the job.
Make sure you stand out for exceptional - Learn with Trust Native! 📈👨💼🇬🇧🤝
02/11/2023
Have you heard this before? To be 'tied up', doing something else.
This phrasal verb simply means to be busy, occupied or prior engaged with something else. For example, "I'm a bit tied up right now, can we meet up later?".
31/10/2023
Happy Halloween!! 🧛♂️🧟🧟♀️👻💀🎃
30/10/2023
We all feel afraid, apprehensive or uncertain about letting go of something, in order to achieve more.
From taking on new challenges to changing your or country for a better opportunity.
One thing is certain, you'll never know until you try!